Sentence examples for day of sleep from inspiring English sources

Sleep-deprived animals also showed an increase in omissions in the first day of PSD and a reduction on the number of trials started on the fourth day of sleep deprivation.

That is, the ability to shift cognitive strategies in response to changing environmental contingencies was not affected during the day of sleep restriction.

History is littered with nappers – as well as modern-day despisers of sleep such as Thomas Edison or Margaret Thatcher.

A 5-day period of sleep deprivation caused abnormal glucose tolerance with decreased insulin secretion.

One investigation reported significant or borderline-significant reductions in insulin sensitivity, insulin secretion, glucose effectiveness, and the disposition index immediately after a 5-day period of sleep deprivation (4 h of sleep per night) among 11 healthy lean males in a controlled setting (28).

Only 30.6% reported no days of insufficient sleep, while 42.0% reported 1 13 days, 17.0% reported 14 29 days, and 10.4% reported every day of insufficient rest or sleep in the past 30 days.

After a day of climbing, sleeping in a rough bed under the stars is a delight.

Trust me: the founder that rolls off the red-eye to head to a full day of meetings, sleep-deprived and under-nourished, is really not doing what is best for the company or their partners.

She said she was being trained to use the gun, and that her day consisted of "Sleeping, eating, shooting, learning, listening to lectures".

Later that day Alix, of Sleeping Indian Outfitters, was my guide for a horseback ride through fast moving rivers and up steep mountain trails.

Russians, who work a five-and-a-half-day week, obviously don't share America's Saturday habit of sleeping in.