Sentence examples for sleep achieve from inspiring English sources

Now research suggests that those who prioritise sleep achieve better grades.

Our data show that across countries internationally, on average, children who have more sleep achieve higher in maths, science and reading.

When she started hospital work, in the late 1930s, women gave birth either without drugs or with so many typically the "twilight sleep" achieved by mixing scopolamine and morphine that they remembered nothing of the experience at all.

However, there was no significant group difference in terms of the average amount of sleep achieved during weekends.

Whereupon Dame Gladys went to bed and died peacefully in her sleep, achieving a permanent state of one-upness.

In the current study, the average amount of sleep achieved during weekdays for migraineurs with SCD was less than 6 h.

One larger survey from Belgium showed that university students who got at least seven hours of sleep achieved grades 10percentt higher than those with fewer hours of rest.

For mothers, care of and interactions with their infant at night reduce the amount and continuity of sleep achieved 1 2 3 4 and contribute to considerable fatigue.

Laboratory studies have shown that 'sleep need,' defined as the amount of sleep achieved when given 10 h of nocturnal bedtime, does not change substantially across adolescence (10 17 years) and is about 9 h (13).

The betting Nick Weinberg of Ladbrokes claims the main difference to the bookmakers this week will be the amount of sleep they achieve.

"Some of us don't choose to miss sleep to achieve a goal," says a chemist who works in an analytical service lab.