Sentence examples for sleep timing from inspiring English sources

From pre- to post-assessments, bibliotherapy with therapist support gave larger gains than did waiting in all sleep timing measures except total sleep time, and also larger gains in wake after sleep onset, and sleep efficiency, compared to bibliotherapy.

For the MANOVAs, the outcome variables were combined into three conceptually coherent groups; sleep timing, subjective sleep, and measures of day-time functioning and psychological distress.

It's a measurement not of sleep duration but of sleep timing: Are we sleeping in the windows of time that are best for our bodies?

Two MANOVAs were conducted with sleep diary data concerning aspects of sleep timing (i.e. sleep onset latency, wake after sleep onset, total sleep time, and sleep efficiency) as dependent variables, the first comparing all three groups between pre- and post-treatment, and the second between pre-treatment and three-month follow-up.

By comparing these two times, we could estimate a "phase angle" of sleep timing with respect to melatonin, which from previous studies should correlate with period [14].

Terman et al. [ 8] conducted a double-blind crossover experiment to examine the effects of timed bright light and negative air ionization on sleep timing in 124 subjects (age range: 18 59; mean age: 39.4), with 20 subjects randomized to high-density and 19 subjects randomized to low-density negative air ionization.

We propose a stochastic model to obtain an optimal sleep timing strategy which minimizes the expected power consumed per unit time in the steady state, where access requirements of the system occur in a renewal process and processing is described by a general service time.

The effects were manifest both for remission rates, sleep timing and subjective measures of sleep as well as for ratings of day-time functioning.

This misalignment phenomenon has been termed "social jetlag," as it resembles the condition experienced after traveling across time zones (8) and can be observed by comparing the difference in sleep timing between work/school days and free days.

That could lead to new discoveries about sleep timing and duration, and possibly new treatments for sleep disorders.

This difference in sleep timing between the working week and the weekend has been referred to as social jet lag.