Assertion: yawning | /r/HasProperty | reflex
Facets:
value: partly
type: DEGREE
value: above all
type: DEGREE
value: to some extent
type: DEGREE
Source sentences:
text: Yawning is a reflex that does not follow many consistent patterns.
text: Yawning is a reflex action which is usually an indication of tiredness, sleepiness or even boredom.
text: A yawn is a reflex in response to sleepiness, stress, boredom, or seeing another person yawn.
text: Yawning is thought to be a reflex act of opening one's mouth wide and inhaling due to an increase of carbon dioxide in the bloodstream.
text: However, there’s also a possibility that yawning is a reflex action controlled by neurotransmitters in the hypothalamus, with this action leading to an increase in these neurotransmitters, certain hormones, and neuropeptide proteins.
text: Yawning is a reflex consisting of inhaling a large amount of air, stretching your muscles and eardrums, followed by a long exhale of breath.
text: Yawning is also a part of a reflex action.
text: Many agree that yawning is a reflexive deep inhalation caused by decreased oxygen levels in the blood, and is most often associated with sleepiness or boredom.
text: Yawning is one of those reflex things we all do without thinking about it, rather like blinking or breathing.
text: Yawning is a reflex that is natural in infants and persists into adulthood.
text: So the theory that yawning is a reflex that protects against atelectasis is reasonable.
text: To some extent, yawning is a reflex, controlled by the same neurotransmitters in the brain (including serotonin, dopamine and glutamate) that affect emotions, mood and appetite.
text: Yawning is a reflex seen in cats, humans, and other animals.
text: Being a reflex, yawning is generally considered to be an involuntary response to certain environmental or physiological stimuli.
text: It is theorized that yawning is a semi-voluntary action and partly a reflex controlled by neurotransmitters in the hypothalamus of the brain”
text: It is theorized that yawning is a semi-voluntary action and partly a reflex controlled by neurotransmitters in the hypothalamus of the brain.
text: Yawning is a reflex caused by not getting enough oxygen out of the air.
text: Yawning is a reflex that tends to disrupt the normal breathing rhythm and is believed to be contagious as well.
text: Yawning is a reflex that we usually associate with tiredness or boredom.
text: Yawning is a reflex caused by oxygen depletion in the blood.
text: Yawning is a reflex that tends to disrupt the normal breathing rhythm and is believed to be contagious as well.
text: Yawning is a reflex triggered by the body's need for increased oxygen.
text: Whether you are just tired, experiencing an afternoon dip or bored, yawning is a reflex action that has physiologic and even social implications.
text: Yawning is a reflex action that leads to deep inhalation through the mouth followed by short exhalation.
text: Yawning is a reflex action that occurs in response to changes within the body; when there is an increase in the concentration of carbon dioxide or if the blood and the lungs have low levels of oxygen.
text: This clearly seems to show that yawning is a reflex action above all.
text: So, yawning is a reflex action that helps the body to increase the intake of oxygen into the lungs and consequently to the bloodstream.
text: Yawning is a reflex action, which causes us to open our mouth wide and inhale a large amount of air, which is then followed by its exhalation.
text: A yawn is a reflex.
text: A yawn is a reflex.
text: A yawn is a reflex in which air is inhaled and the eardrums stretch, followed by an exhalation.
text: The yawn is a reflex triggered by the need for oxygen that involves increased and prolonged air intake as well as a maximum widening of the upper airways.
text: A yawn is a reflex.