Sentence examples for reflex of their from inspiring English sources
Hindlimb extension reflex — Mice were suspended by their tail and the extension reflex of their hindlimbs was observed.
It is clear that breast tumours of the same histological type show remarkably different clinical behaviour, which is probably a reflex of their distinct pattern of molecular aberrations [ 1, 4].
Mill said all the animals have black tail tips, get along well with other breeds of felis catus and are extremely active, with the quicksilver reflexes of their wild ancestors.
Frequently, children are unable to suppress the natural reflex of moving backward or closing their eyes.
The pundits' derision smacks of a gatekeeper mentality, the self-protective reflex of those who get paid for their opinions and want them to remain privileged.
Instead of their reflex assumption that Britain suffers from being "isolated", they might start to appreciate the security, flexibility and independence that we have gained from staying out of this dangerously ill-conceived project.
Subjects with familiar risk of migraine, showed reduced habituation of nociceptive blink reflex as a sign of their susceptibility to develop migraine under precipitating factors [30].
Or I'd think they had a tic, and then I'd feel bad for calling someone a douchenozzle when really it was a muscle reflex that was out of their control.
As a result of the integrative action of the nervous system in higher organisms, behaviour is more than the simple sum of their reflexes; it is a unitary whole that exhibits coordination between many individual reflexes and is characterized by flexibility and adaptability to circumstances.
Age robs all athletes of their reflexes, but this is particularly crucial for Federer, whose game, more than that of most players, depends on exquisite timing.
This reflects the high capacity of the animals to rapidly improve in most of their reflexes and basic neurological capacities after brain injury and the need for more detailed analysis of function.
