Sentence examples for term reflex from inspiring English sources

The term reflex test indicates a "cascade" diagnostic approach where a positive initial (first level) test automatically triggers further (second level) tests based on predefined rules applied to information systems.

It is merely another ugly short-term reflex that substitutes blame for accountability.

Compares to FPS's, overall strategy is more important and short-term reflexes and tactics somewhat less so.

Birring proposes a different term, "cough reflex hypersensitivity", but we do not yet have a full exploratory method of the cough reflex arc covering the two main vagal afferent pathways, C fibers and cough receptors [ 44].

With the term "axon reflex" Lewis [9] depicted the hypothesis that from one portion of a widely branching sensory fibre which responded to the injury, action potentials propagated antidromically to collateral nerve fibres where they liberated a chemical substance, which in turn caused the flare and enhanced sensitivity of other sensory axons responsible for pain.

The term "cough reflex" is often used generically to include both types of "cough" and also cough bouts or epochs.

Some authors concluded that the ERt and ERg are the same behavior and they used the term "expiration reflex" for both of them [ 7, 15].

Previous work has demonstrated that for two loops in ubiquitin, the primary determinant of the structural adaptation to insertions is the insertion site rather than the sequence of the insertion; this phenomenon was termed the reflex response of loops to insertions.

According to its afferent and efferent arms, this effect has been termed "inflammatory reflex" [2] or "cholinergic anti-inflammatory pathway" [6].

At just 5ft 10in he is somewhat short for a goalkeeper, particularly in the modern age, but he more than makes up for that in terms of reflexes, presence and experience.

The motor behaviour of foetuses has traditionally been described in terms of reflexes rather than actions [14].