Sentence examples for prolonged rest from inspiring English sources

Alhough the control reset itself after prolonged rest, G.M. sent a replacement truck.

Estivation in some species is simply prolonged rest, usually in a favourable microhabitat; in other species estivating mammals regulate their metabolism, although the effects are typically not as pronounced as in hibernation.

Brown was knocked out against Italy and needed prolonged rest before training again, missing the game in Dublin.

In many cases, periods of prolonged rest might have included sleep, but since we have no means to distinguish between resting per se and sleep, we treated all the events during which birds were motionless as prolonged rest.

Recommending prolonged rest might lead to de-conditioning and withdrawal from activities of daily living that could assist recovery.

Despite this view, about 40% of his patients without complicating organic pathology were reportedly returned to active service, about 40% to light duty or prolonged rest previous to duty and about 20% to base hospitals.

As with other congeners, white-footed sportive lemurs (Lepilemur leucopus) have evolved adaptations to a folivorous diet despite small body size (<1 kg), including prolonged resting bouts, small night ranges, an enlarged caecum and caecotrophy [Hladik & Charles-Dominique, 1974].

The best cure for serious stress, of course, is prolonged relaxation and rest, but if time is short and the urgency real, classical music can provide a place of safety, as if it were accompanying the dance of a yogic spirit in your world, and then the energy for a fresh start.

Dr. Fischer said prolonged bed rest often precedes the condition.

In the present study, cognitive function was significantly associated with recovery after prolonged bed rest.

It also may occur after severe burns, freezing, or prolonged bed rest (bed sores).