Sentence examples for daytime experienced from inspiring English sources

Noman et al. found that patients having an acute myocardial infarction outside daytime experienced a significantly lower history of angina pectoris prior to an event [ 35].

The dream state typically involves vivid scenes and imagery, much of it drawing upon our daytime experiences and concerns (whether conscious or not).

Among all the temporal scenarios daytime experiences the lowest loss level during the weekly holidays, but at nighttime (12 p.m.–2 a.m). the lowest losses of life are encountered on strike days.

It's just you acting naturally and spilling out the feelings that you've accumulated from your daytime experience and utilizing that innovativeness to make something pleasant and exciting.

This two- to two-and-a-half-hour daytime experience is a guided, informational walking tour that provides an overview of this year's event as well as a lights-on walk-through of three haunted houses.

The above described increases in regional SWA are hypothesized to represent processes that reduce or depress synaptic plasticity following daytime experience, thereby preventing the circumstance of over potentiated networks the following day [23].

In addition, such children had a higher level of reported daytime sleepiness, experienced more night waking, and suffered from higher sleep anxiety [ 46, 47].

Most students in our study experienced daytime sleepiness more than half reported having a daytime nap at least once per week.

Patients who had experienced daytime hypoglycemia had significantly lower mean EQ-5DEQ-5Dx (p < 0.05) and VAS (p < 0.001) scores than patients who had not experienced daytime hypoglycemia.

More than half of the participants (n = 14, 56.0 %) reported that they had experienced daytime hypoglycemia, and some reported experiencing nocturnal hypoglycemia (n = 7, 28.0 %).

The PGWB global score also discriminated between groups of patients differing with regard to whether they had experienced daytime hypoglycemia, nighttime hypoglycemia, and hyperglycemia (all p < 0.05).