Sentence examples for reflex in which from inspiring English sources

Among them are the Whims, whom Fletcher Maumus, a guitarist and vocalist in the band who teaches philosophy at Brooklyn College, characterizes as Beach Boys by way of the Ramones; and Quiet Karate Reflex, in which Alex Keifer, a doctoral candidate of the CUNY Graduate Center, uses a modified 8-bit Game Boy as a musical instrument.

Some reflexes involving the limbs or digits vanish after four months of age; one example is the Babinski reflex, in which the infant bends his big toe upward and spreads his small toes when the outer edge of the sole of his foot is stroked.

The effect on structural damage was also evaluated in that trial (REFLEX), in which the 2×1000 mg dose was studied.

The concept of an inflammatory reflex, in which the central nervous system responds to inflammatory stimuli and acts to limit peripheral or systemic inflammation, was clearly formulated by Tracey [ 7].

Another problem is the rapidly refilling bag and the emergency stressful situation which can induce a reflex in which rescuers tend to squeeze and deliver breath as soon as the bag reinflates [ 5].

This finding leads, in some cases, to antagonistic reflex patterns in which reflexes triggered by GT abolish those triggered by HH.

Unlike D.S.L.R. (digital single-lens reflex) cameras, in which a photo subject is viewed through a mirror, range finders offer crisper images because the lens is closer to the sensor of the camera.

The modified NSS (mNSS; Table 1) is a composite of motor (i.e., muscle status and abnormal movement), sensory (i.e., visual, tactile, and proprioceptive), beam balance, and reflex tests, in which meticulous sensory examination for vision, touch, and proprioceptive sensation was performed.

In this sense, cough driven by the urge-to-cough is clearly distinct from reflex coughing, in which the conscious behavioral component is minimal or non-existent.

Another disease that may mimic seizure episodes in Labrador Retriever puppies is familial reflex myoclonus, in which the affected puppies present with spasticity and opisthotonus at the age of 3 weeks [ 102], especially when handled or lifted up.

More recently, ethanol-induced loss of postural control (referred to more simply as "sedation") has been assayed manually using a loss-of-righting reflex assay, in which one counts the number of flies that fail to regain upright posture after being knocked over (Fig.  2b) (Rothenfluh et al. 2006; Corl et al. 2009).