The phrase "awareness sleep" is not standard in written English and may cause confusion.
It could be used in contexts discussing states of consciousness or sleep research, but clarity is essential.
Example: "The concept of awareness sleep suggests a state where individuals are conscious of their surroundings while still in a sleep-like state."
Alternatives: "lucid sleep" or "conscious dreaming".
Although awareness of sleep apnea and other sleep disorders is growing among doctors and patients, many men who suffer from the condition do not get help.
It is imperative, therefore, to increase awareness of sleep disorders in women with breast cancer and to come up with effective and safe treatments to improve both sleep and quality of life in this population.
A conscientious awareness of sleep patterns can greatly benefit one's key relationships in the workplace, upping one's chances at success in the future.
Fears about sexting, cyberbullying and access to inappropriate violent or pornographic images are being linked with other evidence pointing to communication disorders, spatial awareness issues, sleep disorders, stress and anxiety, eyesight damage and posture issues.
While antibiotics have reduced the problem of infections, there is growing awareness of sleep apnea, a condition in which breathing is interrupted numerous times at night, putting a strain on the heart and making it difficult to get a restful night's sleep.
This big rise has been put down to raised awareness of sleep disorders and more people reporting them.
Even though one cannot address causality in the present study design, the results indicate an increased awareness of sleep problems among patients with headache.
Every year, Frost & Sullivan celebrates #WorldSleepDay to raise awareness of sleep as a necessity that is often compromised by the habits of modern life and shares the most impactful insights.
Companies can also institute training programs that raise awareness of sleep, according to McKinsey.
A recent study of helicopter pilots who were kept awake for 40 hours and completed 15 flights showed that "modafanil, like dextroamphetamine, maintained alertness, feelings of well being, cognitive function, judgment, risk perception, and situation awareness in sleep deprived aviators".
