Sentence examples for description of sleep from inspiring English sources
This review provides a detailed description of sleep research that has been conducted in early-onset affective disorders, uncovers the potential limitations of the available data, and formulates future research directions in this important subject.
The popular trackers here do not measure brainwaves, and so infer a description of sleep from one or more indirect measurements.
Giving a detailed description of sleep such as in polysomnography recordings is not the scope of this SCORE element.
We do, however, consider the trajectory across such microstates as a potential description of sleep architecture containing more information than traditional sleep stages.
The highly complex and enigmatic nature of sleep and the absence of models that allow rapid multi-factorial genetic analysis have, in part, precluded a better molecular description of sleep.
We would like to present an approach which allows for the description of sleep on a higher time resolution, allowing for continuous transitions from one sleep stage to another (probabilistic sleep model, PSM).
Description of sleeping accommodations, the dining car.
Howie's description of sleeping on the mattress, for example, becomes a Joycean declension: "So I go to the mat.
The song is a heartfelt description of sleeping with two women, perhaps related, perhaps at the same time, and perhaps in the company of the rapper Snoop Dogg, who, in a guest appearance, points out that the encounter involves "forty toes".
We balk at the description of Sleeping Beauty, who has "all the perfections imaginable," which is to say that she is beautiful, witty and graceful, and sings, dances and plays music "perfectly well" but has apparently no need of brains, ambition or strength.
The main aim of this study was to provide a comprehensive description of sleep-wake phenotypes in individuals with stable, non-acute schizophrenia who have sleep complaints, and to determine the contribution of probable circadian rhythm dysfunction to self-reported sleep disturbances.
