The phrase "awake hours" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used to refer to the time during which a person is awake and not sleeping.
Example: "During my awake hours, I try to be as productive as possible, focusing on my work and personal projects."
Alternatives: "waking hours" or "hours of wakefulness".
He added, "But in my more humble awake hours, I just want to be safe and push as hard as I can and do well".
Dr. Fu said her "fantasy" was that the finding might eventually lead to a safe treatment for people who wanted or needed more awake hours and were looking for a way to get by on less sleep without harming their health.
To determine physical activity in healthy boys and how physical activity relates to training and daily awake hours.
The analyses only included the hours awake (hours asleep were excluded) from the 76 individuals who reported having committed an offense during the STB days; these 76 individuals reported 104 offenses.
These results suggest that parasympathetic withdrawal is the primary factor responsible during both awake hours (5 pm) and in the transition from deep sleep to the awake state (7 am) in the facilitation of RT interval shortening following an excitatory stimulus.
I reduced the amount of rest and made my "awake" hours count for more.
Because of the fact that, life logging applications produce log entries, which belong to every awake hour of the individual's daily life, they may contain private visual information, so direct observation of the application by the others may cause ethical problems.
The woman, who was not a Stanford student, was partially clothed, had a blood-alcohol level three times the legal limit, and did not remember the assault when she awoke hours later.
When he awoke hours later, Burnham was alone and in a dazed state having sustained serious injuries.
She said she awoke hours later to hear Cosby clapping his hands and saying, "Daddy says wake up".
Some of the women said they awoke hours later to find Sharper assaulting them or a friend.
