light reflex

collocation in English

meaningsoflightandreflex

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light
adjective
uk
/laɪt/us
/laɪt/
not weighing ...
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reflex
noun
uk
/ˈriː.fleks/us
/ˈriː.fleks/
a physical reaction to something that you ...
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(Definition oflightandreflexfrom theCambridge English Dictionary© Cambridge University Press)

Examplesoflight reflex

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This ganglion mediates both the pupillarylightreflexand visual accommodation through its control of the iris and ciliary muscle, respectively.
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The magnitude of strabismus was determined by measuring the decentration of the corneallightreflexfrom the center of the pupil.
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The neuronal pathway subserving the pupillarylightreflex.
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The pathway controlling the pupillarylightreflexin urodeles.
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The pupillarylightreflexof these monocular-deprived monkeys remained suppressed throughout the deprivation period.
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The pupillarylightreflexwas tested with a pen light.
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The role of torus longitudinalis in equilibrium orientation measured with the dorsallightreflex.
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The dorsallightrefleximproved from a 458 vertical deviation following nerve crush to 4.58 by week 16.
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Foveolarlightreflexwas not observable.
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B-wave amplitudes in the experimental eyes increased throughout the study and central connections were reestablished as indicated by the progressive improvement in the dorsallightreflex.
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Coaxially sighted corneallightreflexversus entrance pupil center centration of hyperopic corneal ablations in eyes with small and large angle kappa.
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By looking through the retinoscope, your doctor can study thelightreflexof the pupil.
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It is important in the bilateral pupillarylightreflex.
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This is the first known attempt to quantify pupillarylightreflex.: 5.
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Thus, the pupillarylightreflexregulates the intensity of light entering the eye.
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