Sentence examples for account of sleep from inspiring English sources

Hippocratic writers (Epid. VI 5.15) and Aristotle (H.A. 521a15) both seem to have adopted Alcmaeon's account of sleep.

We are also given a physiological account of sleep, which departs from Aristotle by placing the imaginative faculty in the brain.

For a detailed account of sleep and EEG analysis see Supplemental Information.

At the time of their study, the prevailing (albeit inaccurate) account of sleep was that it was a state of "diffuse cortical inhibition" [2].

Look at poor Jemima Khan (@Jemima_Khan) – falsely accused by an anonymous "injunction busting" Twitter account of sleeping with Jeremy Clarkson?

Nox is also the Roman goddess of night — perhaps the oldest of the Roman deities, the mother, by many accounts, of sleep, fate, and death — and in Carson's elegy Night becomes a kind of elusive character, with whom the mourner repeatedly attempts to engage.

You've probably heard breathless accounts of Sleep No More, the immersive, interactive theater experience that's been the sleeper (pun intended) off-Broadway hit of the summer.

Analyses took into account use of sleep affecting medications.

A more detailed account of the sleep data methodology and analysis has recently been published.

"All you've got to do is read Engels' account of children sleeping in factories, or hear of agricultural workers in years gone by to see that.

An interaction term, subjective noise stress × subjective bed stress × subjective pain × subjective anxiety accounted for a significant amount of sleep variance (12%, F = 13.63, P =.000).