Sentence examples for changes of sleep from inspiring English sources

This individual EEG-trait is substantially invariant across six consecutive nights characterized by large experimentally induced changes of sleep architecture.

The changes of sleep patterns were mainly reflected by altered sleep stage distribution and increased sleep fragmentation.

We investigated whether SP may induce changes of sleep, mood and neuroendocrine measures that are similar to those in depressed patients.

Many observed changes of sleep characteristics in depression are also present in healthy aging, leading to the premise that sleep in depression resembles premature aging.

Many of the observed changes of sleep characteristics in depression are also present in healthy aging, which led to the premise that sleep in depression resembles premature aging.

Well documented changes of sleep electroencephalogram (EEG) in patients with depression include rapid eye movement (REM) sleep disinhibition, decreases of slow-wave-sleep (SWS) and increase in wakefulness.

With this in mind, the purposes of this study are: (1) to observe the changes of sleeping posture; and, (2) to develop an innovative mattress design based on the distributions of the body positions.

The Daily Diary Card (DDC) was designed by the Medical Research Council Lung Cancer Working Party (Fayers et al, 1991; Fayers, 1995) to capture rapid and transient changes of sleeping, mood, well-being, level of activity, nausea, vomiting, appetite loss and pain.

One recent laboratory study demonstrated that all-night selective suppression of falling into a deep sleep without change of sleep duration led to a 25% decrease in insulin sensitivity (24).

Spindle-event-related synchronization/desynchronization (SRS/SRD) was defined as change of sleep spindle power occurring in a given band, relative to a reference interval (350 150 ms before spindle onset; cf. Fig. 1).

We also excluded 1380 women who were censored (death or diagnosis of CRC) during the first 2 years of follow-up to account for potential reverse causality, that is, change of sleep duration or habits as a result of subclinical CRC.