Sentence examples for length of night from inspiring English sources

The average length of night work experience was 11.9 years for the RNs and 13.2 years for the ENs, and they only worked at night.

The sleep diary includes registration of bed time, time of falling asleep, length of night time awakenings, time of waking up and time of getting out of bed.

After adjustment for potential confounders, the length of night time sleep was also significantly associated with risk of late stillbirth (P=0.05).

The duration of shelter use was transformed into proportions because of the different length of night (total 10 h) and day (total 6 h).

First, we maintain a constant trunk length of l 5 = l 6 = l 7 = l 8 = 10 m, a constant branch length of l 2 = l 4 = 10 m, and a constant link branch length of l 9 = 20 m.

In Fig. 16, we maintain a constant front and rear trunk length of l 1 = l 3  = 10 m, a trunk length of l 5 = l 6 = l 7 = l 8 = 5 m, and a link branch length of l 9 = 10 m; we change the branch lengths l 2 and l 4 to 5, 10, 15, and 20 m. Figure 18 shows the amplitude-frequency characteristic of the voltage transfer function between load Z L and signal source VS.

A version of the song leaked online on September 29, 2010; the version was unfinished, with a length of approximately 6 minutes.

Floral clocks work in any weather because the photosensitive plants that reflect day length actually take their clues from the length of the night, not the day.

Kalanchoe is what is known as a short-day plant, but it is really the length of the night that matters.

What they actually perceive is the length of the night, using their phytochrome system, which employs blue pigments in photoperiodic processes.

Plants and animals of alpine tundras are subjected to the same day-night regime as are other organisms at lower elevations in tropical or temperate regions, and numerous activities of these organisms are controlled by the length of the night (see photoperiodism).