Sentence examples for nighttime drop from inspiring English sources

Nighttime drop in body temperature: a physiological trigger for sleep onset?

Studies have shown that in patients with type 1 diabetes and incipient nephropathy, loss of the normal nighttime drop in systolic blood pressure may precede the development of microalbuminuria (9, 11, 13), which, in turn, if persistent, strongly predicts the development of clinical nephropathy (14, 15).

But a spokeswoman for the Alzheimer's Association, a nonprofit research and education group based in Chicago, said she knew of no other nighttime drop-off program like it.

Daily maximum readings average 106 °F (41 °C) in Phoenix in July, and nighttime temperatures drop to an average of 81 °F (27 °C).

But that transfer between the gut and mouth becomes longer as nighttime temperatures drop, Dr. Scott said.

They wore wool hats and heavy jackets, carried blankets and water bottles -- all necessary for a long journey into the Sahara, where nighttime temperatures drop to near-freezing this time of the year.

Because grain and propionic acid-fermented feed were kept inside a barn, the daily temperature variation was not as great as in the shaded box, which was exposed to direct sunlight and nighttime temperature drop.

Hundreds of people were living in tents as nighttime temperatures dropped below freezing.

Daytime high temperatures in the Hudson Valley, typically near 40F (4.5C) at this time of year were registering about 10F or more above that average over most of the region, although nighttime lows dropped below freezing in many areas.

But nothing has affected him more than losing his entire herd of cows and sheep in March during an unexpected knee-high snowstorm followed by nighttime temperatures dropping to minus 44 degrees Fahrenheit, the kind of weather locally known as a dzud.

Daytime highs average 80 °F (27 °C) or above in July and August, and nighttime lows can drop to 0 °F (−18 °C) in January.