Sentence examples for reflex performance from inspiring English sources

Basal VOR and optokinetic reflex performance were normal in the heterozygotes but severely impaired in the leaner and alpha1A knockout homozygotes.

The remainder of the examination was unremarkable, with negative Romberg test; normal gait; and normal motor, sensory, and reflex performance.

The authors also stated that there is no clinical rationale for reflex performance of manual leukocyte differentials based solely on instrument warnings [ 13].

To determine the residual acute vibration-stretching effect on preactivation levels, short-latency stretch reflex, and performance during execution of drop jumps.

This investigation aimed to determine the residual acute effect of whole-body vibration and its duration on pre-activation levels, short-latency stretch reflex and performance during drop jumps.

The Underachievers presented the worst final grade, a reflex of the worst performance and participation level on almost every aspect.

A pioneer of scientific-realist education, Claparède believed that, as opposed to automatic learned performance or simple reflex, thinking must be developed in children, and that education must be tailored to fit the child (l'école sur mesure—"the school made to measure").

Consistent with the mechanism being behaviourally significant, knocking down PKG1α specifically in Purkinje cells impaired LTD and introduced a deficit in a motor learning behaviour (adaptation of the vestibulo-ocular reflex) although their general motor performance was normal (Feil et al., 2003).

If you're already tightly strung, as McEnroe is, getting loaded (not a word one usually associates with pot) can make you snap; though as other sportsmen - baseball and American football players in particular - have pointed out, it can also enhance performance, sharpen the reflexes, especially important for touch players like McEnroe.

The advantage of Sysmex XN system is its performance of an automatic reflex test in white cell precursor (WPC) channel, which gives an accurate differential count.

But an important consideration is that both mental concentration and the demands of performance can suppress the reflex to cough, sneeze or clear the throat, Dr. Stewart said.