Sentence examples for at sleepiness from inspiring English sources

The new album is "Mentor Tormentor" (Majordomo), which aims for dreaminess but sometimes arrives at sleepiness instead.

The ESS looks at sleepiness as a permanent trait component, which is evident as the tendency for falling asleep in low-stimulus situations [44].

Those who have frequent trouble sleeping at night, sleepiness during the day, or both, ought to seek help from a physician, not a concierge.

Despite these results the most promising predictor of line crossings in each segment of 4 km/h was KSS with an Odds Ratio of 5.4 with a reference value at Karolinska Sleepiness Scale level 5.

Our preliminary pool of items consisted of 63 items, which the working group sorted into 10 preliminary domains: symptoms at night, sleepiness, tiredness, memory & concentration, unsafe situations, concerns about health, daily functioning, direct effect of apnea on others (e.g. bothering others due to snoring), social interactions (with sexuality as a subtopic), and emotions.

A few episodes of excessive daytime sleepiness, at high doses of suvorexant, and of sleep paralysis, could be explained without reference to narcolepsy.

Both treatments were equally effective in reducing subjective levels of alertness during the interventions, with face massage marginally better at producing subjective sleepiness.

After controlling for the individual differences, results showed that low cortisol levels in the morning were associated with sleepiness at awakening and anxiety, exhaustion, and poor health the day before.

All the same, a steady momentum is growing for change and against Mr Mugabe.Moreover, though recent reports of the 86-year-old leader's impending demise were based on his occasional sleepiness at official functions and a stumble or two on ceremonial steps, plainly he could drop dead tomorrow.

At night, this sleepiness can be very useful, making toast the perfect midnight snack.

The study found more dramatic feelings of sleepiness at the end of the day in those who worked in artificial light.