"limited sleep" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to refer to a time period during which someone slept for fewer hours than usual, or a period of time when someone has difficulty sleeping. For example, "After studying for finals, I had limited sleep for a few nights."
A possible limitation of our study was that SDB was characterised using home unattended limited sleep studies rather than in-hospital attended full polysomnography.
These findings plus the limited sleep across all conditions and shifts suggest that circadian-mediated disruptions of waking neurobehavioral functions and sleep deprivation are problems in EPs.
Study Design and Setting: Fifty patients with problem snoring referred to our ENT clinic underwent overnight limited sleep study with an esophageal catheter.
After a recent international trip with limited sleep I went to the doctor with chest pains again.
The pain attacks occurred one time when he was very busy with limited sleep time, another time after heavy alcohol consumption.
Sure, I can do it every once in a while and I'm fine, but prolonged bouts of limited sleep destroy my productivity and hence it's my job to not be consistently sleep-deprived.
To determine the clinical utility of a limited sleep-recording device used unsupervised in the patient's home, compared with in-laboratory, fully supervised polysomnography for the diagnosis of sleep apnea/hypopnea syndrome (SAHS), and to assess its impact on costs.
This study has made a substantial contribution to the literature, yet its focus is limited to sleep duration and does not consider other common sleep problems.
Increasingly, driven by the necessity to reduce health care costs, health insurance companies have been requiring that limited home sleep studies be done to confirm the diagnosis of sleep apnea.
The symptoms of insomnia are not limited to sleep and may best be summarized as a round-the-clock state of hyper-arousal (Bonnet and Arand, 1995).
Unattended home limited polygraphy sleep studies were performed using the SOMNOmedics SOMNOscreen kit (Randersacker, Germany) with channels that recorded body position, thoracoabdominal movements, oronasal airflow, heart rate, pulse oximetry and snoring.
