Sentence examples for pronounced reflex from inspiring English sources
Before training and with the seated subject, subthreshold TMS resulted in facilitation of the long-latency TA flexion reflex, but after training a pronounced reflex depression was evident.
Obviously, it might be expected that dimers would give a single and more pronounced reflex in the spectra compared to disordered aggregated objects since longitudinal plasmon coupling mode is sensitive to the interparticle distance [24].
Lang et al. [ 69] showed that individuals suffering from specific phobia are most reactive to specific cues in the environment, e.g., their startle reflex was most pronounced in a startle probe modulation task involving imagery of social and survival threat.
After verifying Gardner's lack of pulse at the neck and pupillary light reflex, the medical examiner pronounced him dead at 12 17 am.
The Spontaneous hypertensive rat (SHR) showed improved sensorimotor gating by showing more a pronounced pre-pulse inhibition of the startle reflex when exposed to white noise as compared to control strains, even though control rats also increased their inhibition in noise conditions (Pålsson, Söderlund et al., Noise benefit in pre-pulse inhibition of the acoustic startle reflex, submitted).
Neurological examination revealed generalized muscle weakness, more pronounced in proximal over distal muscles, absent reflexes, proximal joint contractures and distal joint laxity noted in wrist, fingers and ankles.
Since the difference was most pronounced during ischemic handgrip, it was suggested that reflex induced by metabolic changes (metaboreflex) in muscles is attenuated with aging.
Though Arabic ḍ is now conventionally pronounced as an emphatic counterpart to d, it is clear from the descriptions of medieval grammarians that in early Classical Arabic this "ḍ" had a lateral articulation, comparable to the pronunciation that the reflex of *ṣ́ still has in the Modern South Arabian languages.
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