Sentence examples for without reflex from inspiring English sources

To quantitatively determine levels of upper extremity movement impairment by using a cluster analysis of the Fugl-Meyer Assessment of the Upper Extremity (FMA-UE) with and without reflex items.

The study of sleep has identified the episodic occurrence of short periods during which the limbs are totally flaccid and without reflexes, as would be the limbs of the recently dead.

Without that reflex, the molars would continue to hurtle recklessly toward one another, now with no intact nut between.

The Live View feature has been improved with a "Live Mode" contrast detection AF function, which means it will focus automagically without the reflex mirror being lowered.

Cutaneous application of spicules of the plant cowhage (Mucuna pruriens var. pruriens) produces itch without axonal reflex flare [3] [5].

On the basis of these observations, it may be hypothesized that these compounds possess rapid and prolonged α1-adrenergic blocking property without causing reflex tachycardia.

Massive brain damage was verified by the presence of the Cushing response during balloon inflation and dilated, fixed pupils without photomotor reflex [ 19].

Those who show penetration or aspiration without protective reflex (i.e. coughing or swallowing) on at least one of three attempts are again diagnosed with severe dysphagia (score 5).

In this study we performed functional brain imaging on ten healthy participants during inhalational challenge with a nebulized capsaicin solution, the concentration of which was titrated for each individual to produce a modest urge-to-cough without evoking reflex coughing.

A different scoring system [ 68] has been developed to assess vibrissal position and eyelid closure separately but still involves a subjective ordinal scale (absence of eyelid closure = 1; presence of orbicular muscle contraction, without blinking reflex = 2; 50% eyelid closure through blinking reflex = 3; 75% = 4; 100% eyelid closure and blinking reflex = 5.

By using a stimulus that induced peak localised dilation (Patterson and Whelan 1955; Takeshita and Mark 1980), without inducing reflex changes in vasomotor control, they sought to assess the impact of exercise training on structural vascular adaptations, independent of central regulatory changes.