Sentence examples for more sleep problems from inspiring English sources

Another October study, published in Pediatrics, showed that kindergartners with bedroom TVs had more sleep problems.

Preterm girls were significantly more emotionally reactive, depressed and withdrawn than full-term girls, and over all they had about 20 percent more sleep problems, attention problems and aggressive behaviors.

In the study, children who had one or more sleep problems at any point in early childhood were three to five times as likely to have a sleep problem later on.

As Dr. Barbara Phillips, who directs the Sleep Clinic at the University of Kentucky College of Medicine, puts it in the book's foreword: "The truth is, women sleep differently than men," reporting a greater need for sleep, and more sleep problems.

Cardiovascular diseases, degenerative arthritis, and gallstones had significant associations with one or more sleep problems.

Another study demonstrated that migraineurs had more sleep problems than healthy controls even after adjusting lifetime anxiety and depression [44].

They found that patients without AMI had more sleep problem, fatigue, chest pain, limitations in daily life than patients with confirmed AMI.

In addition, they reported significantly more sleeping problems, and more feelings of depression and anxiety.

Among girls, several unhealthy behaviors and psychosocial symptoms accumulated, whereas inactive boys had more sleeping problems than the others.

Our study investigated whether people living in the sub-arctic had more sleeping problems or mental distress during winter.

Children with PDDs had more sleeping problems than controls (78% vs. 26%), particularly difficulties initiating sleep, shorter sleep duration, higher rates of sleep anxiety, and parasomnias.