motor reflex

The motor reflexes of this other body seemed to be coming awake.

He tried to stand, to cry out, but his motor reflexes were paralyzed.

For two thousand years they have bred their members for both motor reflexes and intellectual acuity.

Your motor reflexes get better and better.

A chemical attack had left his motor reflexes damaged, and he wore a light silver alloy exoskeleton.

As long as I forgot the way I looked, everything was more or less normal; the motor reflexes took over.

Miyako has better motor reflexes than Misora.

Erin jumped, startled, and her patchedin motor reflexes interpreted it as an order to move sideways 1.5 meters at full speed.

Describe the role of sensory (afferent) fibers from muscle spindle and Golgi tendon organ in motor reflexes.

The consequence of this is dangerous overactivity in the muscles from the smallest stimulus-the failure of inhibition of motor reflexes by sensory stimulation.

He is a specialist in neurophysiology and researches the general physiology of excitable tissues and on conditioned motor reflexes in animals and human beings.

Children may be born retarded, blind or deaf, or may be left with a short attention span, poor motor reflexes or an inability to cope with language.

In contrast, Bekhterev's method of studying this association (conditioned) reflex using mild electrical stimulation to examine motor reflexes was able to demonstrate the existence of this reflex in humans.

In addition, people with Williams syndrome often exhibit gross motor difficulties, including trouble walking down stairs, as well as overactive motor reflexes (hyperreflexia) and hyperactive, involuntary movement of the eyes (nystagmus).

You know," I said, driving the car faster and fasterthat must have been the body's motor reflexes kicking in"you know, when he came to your place that first time" "I know that I was influenced.

The authors also reported slowing of conditioned motor reflexes in response to visual and auditory stimuli in the high exposure group.31 It is difficult to interpret quantitative data on the association between nitrate/nitrite intake and infantile methaemoglobinaemia, for several reasons.

For apart from his faculty of speech, his voluntary motor reflexes - and even those were erratic, though Nixie said that would pass - and the unconscious regulatory functions that his brain supported, everything in his nervous system that had once contributed to the identity of Hans Baumer had apparently been completely obliterated.