Researchers have also developed terms to describe the scratch reflex movements themselves.
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Cornel Frasineanu blasted a bomb on Simon Jentzsch in the 31st but the German'keeper cleared the ball with a reflex movement.
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Although the heart begins to beat on the 23rd day after conception, this article primarily deals with voluntary and reflex movements.
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This characterization of behavior excludes phenomena such as patellar reflex movements, and includes acts such as mentally working on an anagram.
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Some of the sensory information is conveyed directly to lower motor neurons before it reaches the brain, resulting in involuntary or reflex movements.
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This child suffered from Leigh's disease, a uniformly fatal, progressive illness which eventually destroys all nerve function and thereby prevents breathing, swallowing, coughing, or any intentional or reflex movement.
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Similarly, under the Swedish Penal Code, acts during sleep and unconsciousness, reflex movements, spasms and convulsions, as well as acts performed under physical force or hypnosis are generally not punishable.
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David Bodian, a neurobiologist at Johns Hopkins School of Medicine, stated that doctors had no evidence that a twelve-week-old fetus could feel pain, but noted the possibility of a reflex movement by a fetus in response to external stimuli such as surgical instruments.
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