Sentence examples for less drowsy from inspiring English sources

The subjects weren't asked to report whether they felt less drowsy after the change in lighting.

A new study suggests that just a few days in the great outdoors puts us back in tune with the solar cycle, and reconnecting with the sun could make us less drowsy.

So it makes sense: By increasing the production of histamine, modafinil causes the opposite effect it makes you way less drowsy.

Another theoretical interpretation of the data is that noise in a general way increase arousal that makes the subject more alert, and less drowsy.

When you apply pressure to these points, energy is directed to your consciousness and you will feel less drowsy.

Doing this before bed usually produces more fulfilling and restful sleep, which will help you to wake more refreshed and less drowsy.

But he said he could not keep a particular prescription antihistamine on his shelves because women had heard it made them drowsy, thus less active and more likely to add pounds.

Drivers on the graveyard shift slept less and suffered more drowsy spells than did their counterparts who drove during the day.

The question is whether any of those medicines create side effects that could make them drowsy or less alert.

While the hazards of drunk driving may be more well known, the risks associated with drowsy driving remain less understood.

Producers of shows, like "The Drowsy Chaperone," that have less money in the bank would have to take a serious look at the numbers before deciding to reopen if the strike continues for two weeks or more.