Sentence examples for daytime throughout from inspiring English sources

The temperature of all intra-urban sites was higher than the suburban reference site for a majority of observations during daytime throughout the year.

With an increase in clipping intensity, Rn decreased during most of the daytime throughout the growing season (Figure 4).

Although high prevalence of excessive daytime sleepiness throughout pregnancy is well-documented, neither the causes of persistent daytime sleepiness nor new-onset daytime sleepiness during pregnancy have been investigated.

Corals in the normal light:dark treatment continued the expected nighttime polyp expansion and daytime contraction pattern throughout the experimental period (Figure 4A).

This may lead to improvement of alertness, as throughout daytime temporal coupling between endogenous cortisol release and central alertness has been demonstrated in humans [ 13].

News and info updates as well as local shorts will run at the top of every hour throughout the daytime schedule of repeat broadcasts and acquired content.

In humans, consolidation of wakefulness into a single episode can be modeled as the interaction of two processes, a homeostatic "hour-glass" wake signal that declines throughout the daytime and a circadian wake-promoting signal that peaks in the evening.

In this wake-consolidating animal, locomotion is not necessary for CSF hypocretin-1 to increase throughout the daytime, but high levels of locomotion are likely to provide a small positive feedback onto the hypocretin system.

After expensive resistance throughout the daytime, he ordered a retreat to Fūka (Fūkah); but in the afternoon of November 3 the retreat was fatally countermanded by Hitler, who insisted that the Alamein position be held.

Also, there is a systematic pattern in the PW-type periodicities of 12 to 16 days in the TEC and the EEJ, which is seen to be prominent throughout the daytime hours.

Throughout the daytime, particularly when the skies are free of clouds, urban surfaces are warmed by the absorption of solar radiation.