Sentence examples for modest sleeping from inspiring English sources
At the beginning, you played it modest sleeping in shorts – glad you eventually got comfortable roaming around in your boxer briefs.
At the beginning, you played it modest sleeping in shorts glad you eventually got comfortable roaming around in your boxer briefs.
Michael Irwin and colleagues at the University of California, Los Angeles found that even modest sleep loss — only one night, between 3 and 6 a.m.
Modest sleep deprivation increases inflammation, interferes with healthy immune function, triggers metabolic changes and drives up the impulse to overeat.
Modest sleep restriction the night before the test may impact daytime sleepiness and functioning [ 13].
The association of these modest sleep losses with lowered academic performance has now been demonstrated in three student samples.
Experimental studies have shown that acute or short-term modest sleep loss is associated with impaired glycemic control (22) and inflammation, a condition that predisposes an individual to diabetes (23).
In this study modest sleep disordered breathing (SDB) complaints were defined as reporting either snoring or heavy breathing; moderate SDB as having snoring and heavy breathing present at the same time; and severe SDB as having breathing pauses together or without snoring, heavy breathing and the need to shake the child to continue breathing.
Rebellion against Israel is woven into the fabric of life in the West Bank, at times it results in Molotov cocktails and tanks in the streets, but it usually manifests in more modest ways: sleeping with Jewish girls, supporting Germany in the World Cup, and stealing Israeli cars.
It is unlikely that match competition substantially interfered with the comparisons discussed below, given that its effects on sleep were modest and sleep data were collected by both teams on match days and non-match days at both altitudes.
He was assigned to Class AA Harrisburg, where he spent the season riding buses and sleeping in modest hotels.
