Sentence examples for reflexes which are from inspiring English sources
Humans also exhibit a variety of innate reflexes, which are involved with the adjustment of the musculature for optimum performance of the distance receptors (i.e., eye and ear), with the orientation of parts of the body in spatial relation to the head, and with the management of the complicated acts involved in ingesting food.
Fear of and repulsion by disfigurement is based on universal, evolved innate human reflexes which are then reinforced by social and cultural norms and stigmas.
Such great variability makes this behavior very different from the classic optomotor steering reflexes, which are more tightly phases-locked to optic flow.
Figure 1 depicts the various interactions between reflexes which are supposed to be operative during exercise.
Patients with aspiration pneumonia showed impaired cough and swallowing reflexes, which are airway protective mechanisms against aspiration.
A well-established role of proprioceptive input is in stretch reflexes, which are known to provide short latency (20 ms), direct feedback regulation of the muscle of origin (Fig. 8, loop c).
He loved to get dangerously close to his opponent and then shrug away from punches, deploying a technique that couldn't really be copied by any boxer who lacked his reflexes, which was all of them.
Sports involving quick reactions may be helpful, as these help the goalkeeper's reflexes which is a crucial skill.
Your second choice should be Honed Reflexes, which is the skill made available with the Bloodlines expansion pack.
In particular, IR-subjected rats display a marked reduction of the prepulse inhibition (PPI) of the startle reflex, which are posited to reflect imbalances in dopamine neurotransmission in the nucleus accumbens (NAcc).
What allows a person to hold his or her breath and dive to severe depths is an autonomic process called the mammalian diving reflex, which is activated when the nerves in the face come into contact with water, most effectively with cold water.
