Sentence examples for sleep et from inspiring English sources
In such case, NHST guides a statistical hypothesis rather than a substantive criminological hypothesis (Sleep et al. 2007).
An intermediate case arises when a thick steam atmosphere is present, in which case the heat flux is limited to 300 500 W/m2 and is set by the thermodynamic properties of the atmosphere (Sleep et al. 2014).
As Ziliak and McCloskey (2004) use the phrase "economic significance," and Sleep et al. (2007) propose the use of "biological hypothesis testing" to replace "statistical hypothesis testing", we might ask about "criminological significance" of low-performing predictor variables.
The former value was determined by fitting the cooling times of Lebrun et al. (2013) with our cooling model and is of the same order of magnitude as values determined for the maximum heat flux through a dense atmosphere (Hamano et al. 2013; Sleep et al. 2014).
As the fluids ascend upward to lower pressures and temperatures, gas bubbles may be generated (Sleep et al., 2004).
Hydrogen-rich fluids issued from the serpentinization process are discussed in Section 3 and by Sleep et al. (2004).
Focus groups (FGs) have proved useful for gathering rich, qualitative data in past studies related to attitudes toward injury prevention and infant safe sleep (Adams et al. 2013; Herman et al. 2015; Poag et al. 2016; Tong et al. 2007).
While it has been shown previously that the Drosophila MB can promote sleep (Joiner et al., 2006; Pitman et al., 2006; Yi et al., 2013), a specific role for the α'/β' lobes has not been reported.
Rhythmic network activity at theta frequency is strongly associated with elevated acetylcholine release in both awake behavior and REM sleep (Lee et al. 1994; Marrosu et al. 1995; Zhang et al. 2010).
These inactivated periods occur both during sleep (Cash et al., 2009; Nir et al., 2011) and general anaesthesia (Lewis et al., 2012), and correlate with loss of consciousness.
Many chronic diseases may disrupt sleep (Agusti et al. 2011; Hsieh et al. 2011).
