Sentence examples for breathing cessation from inspiring English sources

The volunteers were instructed to perform maximum deep inhalation, exhalation and breath holding (breathing cessation without valsalva) during which the images were acquired.

Habitual snoring (always and often) was reported in 34.5% and breathing cessation in 18.6%.

These brief periods of breathing cessation don't trigger full alertness, but disrupt sleep enough to leave sufferers groggy in the mornings -- and at risk for a number of more serious health problems, often without even realizing there's a problem.

Apnea was scored when complete breathing cessation was longer than 10 seconds.

This is done by modifying the patient's experience of movements and increasing the experienced quality of movements by learning about and training the reduction of compensatory mechanisms of a physical nature, e.g. increasing intra-abdominal pressure at low loads, breathing cessation during loading tasks, and extreme activity in all superficial muscles.

These items were used to identify individuals at-risk for OSA based on their own or their partner's reports on "snoring" and "breathing cessation" during sleep.

Without realizing it, people with sleep apnea briefly stop breathing — apnea means cessation of breathing — or breathe very shallowly many times during the night.

"Finally, God willing, some air to breathe". Before the cessation of hostilities began at 8 a.m. local time, Israel pulled the last of its ground troops out of the narrow seaside strip, deploying them in what it described as "defensive positions" on Israel's side of the border fence.

That is, palpitations may be interpreted as a sign of an impeding heart attack, trembling may be perceived as signaling loss of control, whereas shortness of breath may be seen as the cessation of breathing and death.

They run the risk of apnea" -- the cessation of breathing -- if we do not".

The disorder results in reduction or cessation of breathing during sleep.