Sentence examples for increasing daytime from inspiring English sources

Under the experimental conditions of the current trial, we suggest that Trp may promote cashmere growth by increasing daytime IGF-1 and nighttime MEL secretion.

42 For descriptive purposes, daytime sleepiness scores on the ESS were coded into three levels of increasing daytime sleepiness: low (ESS scores 0 5), intermediate (ESS scores 6 11) and high (ESS scores 12 24).

Within female SS patients who completed the AUA-7 and ESS (n = 73), the ER-α IVS1-0401 T allele was associated, in a dose-dependent manner, with increasing daytime somnolence (P = 0.003) and urological (P = 0.08) symptom severity.

This α'/β' dependent nighttime sleep loss remained stable throughout 48 hr of dTrpA1 activation and was accompanied by increasing daytime sleep loss which continued even after release from dTrpA1 activation.

We hypothesized that sleep disorder and increased daytime sleepiness would be associated with increased frequency of severe hypoglycemia in people with diabetes.

As the article in the Proceedings reports, fruit flies have sleep-wake cycles that become fragmented as they age, suffering a "loss of sleep consolidation, namely increased daytime sleep and increased nighttime wakefulness in the elderly," as Kyunghee Koh at the Howard Hughes Medical Institute and three colleagues describe it.

Patients had decreased total sleep time and increased daytime sleepiness compared to baseline, as evaluated by AIS subscales.

In our study the migraineurs reported normal sleep times and increased daytime tiredness while we found polysomnographic signs indicating foregoing sleep deprivation.

NSM patients had increased daytime tiredness, more SWS (N3) sleep, less fast arousals and a higher K-burst index than controls.

Primary deregulation of REM sleep and increased daytime sleepiness occurring before the emergence of motor symptoms were a striking feature of the MPTP effect.

Sleep wake cycle dysfunction and increased daytime sleepiness are regard as risk factors for AD related dementia (Lee et al., 2007).