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However, the questionnaire used in our study, the Karolinska Sleep Questionnaire, is relatively analogous to the criteria for insomnia as specified by the DSM-V [ 20], and the prevalence found in the present study (5.6%) is identical to a previous report using a stringent DSM-IV definition of insomnia [ 47], suggesting a reasonable estimate of insomnia disorder prevalence in the current study.

SurveyMonkey tabulated the results for all adult respondents in each state after weighting to match Census estimates for gender, age, education and race for adults -- a relatively simple approach analogous to the way most pollsters weight random sample telephone polls.

Here, the initially examined IF value is relatively high (0.5), analogous to artificial introductions examined in prior theoretical work [ 25].

The confirmation that the binding epitope is relatively simple is analogous to the finding that mannose-binding protein binds to terminal sugar residues that have free 3- and 4-hydroxyl groups with the stereochemistry found in mannose and GlcNAc.

People with memory loss are now known to have less anxiety, for example, in relatively small common areas, analogous to rooms in a house, said John Zeisel, who is president of Hearthstone, a chain of Alzheimer's care facilities based in Lexington, Mass., and teaches a seminar at Harvard on designing for dementia.

H-bonding to the uranyl O atoms becomes relatively stronger compared to the analogous U VI) complex.

EPBD ratings were expected to correlate relatively highly with the other analogous measures of symptom severity, such as the B&B Symptom Scale ratings, EHP-30 pain subscale, and mBPI-SF pain intensity.

We evaluate the performance of a relatively efficient cyclone operating under conditions analogous to a generic pressurized circulating fluidized bed at high solid loading.

A person subjected to a routine traffic stop on the other hand, has been seized, but is not "arrested" because traffic stops are a relatively brief encounter and are more analogous to a Terry stop than to a formal arrest.

Analogous RNP microinjection assays show relatively efficient Mg2+-dependent group II intron integration into plasmid target sites in D. melanogaster and zebrafish (Danio rerio) embryos and into chromosomal target sites in D. melanogaster embryos.

Our results, in this paper, not only generalize the analogous fixed point theorems but are relatively simpler and more natural than the related ones.