Sentence examples for sleepiness at from inspiring English sources

A few episodes of excessive daytime sleepiness, at high doses of suvorexant, and of sleep paralysis, could be explained without reference to narcolepsy.

All the same, a steady momentum is growing for change and against Mr Mugabe.Moreover, though recent reports of the 86-year-old leader's impending demise were based on his occasional sleepiness at official functions and a stumble or two on ceremonial steps, plainly he could drop dead tomorrow.

This could significantly affect fatigue, as it has been shown in nurses that rapid cycling in schedules increased sleepiness at work and likelihood of car crashes [16].

After controlling for the individual differences, results showed that low cortisol levels in the morning were associated with sleepiness at awakening and anxiety, exhaustion, and poor health the day before.

Using the intrinsic measure of self-rated sleepiness (Karolinska Sleepiness Scale, KSS) as a comparison, it has been shown that real-time ORS reflect the general variations of self-rated sleepiness in drivers on a global level, but also that ORS was not consistently sensitive to abrupt changes in driver sleepiness at the 5-min level [15].

In other words, more sleepiness at bedtime, and less icky grogginess in the morning.

The ESS looks at sleepiness as a permanent trait component, which is evident as the tendency for falling asleep in low-stimulus situations [44].

The relationships between motor phenomena scores, age at narcolepsy with cataplexy onset, disease duration, sleepiness severity at Multiple Sleep Latency Test (sleep latency, number of sleep-onset REM periods), CSF hypocretin-1 and plasma anti-streptolysin O values were assessed using Spearman's correlation analysis.

Indeed, with a mean H1RO of 67.6%, hydroxyzine 30 mg was previously shown to have a significant effect, compared with placebo, on subjective sleepiness only at a single time point (2 h) but not at 2.5 or 3 h 29.

He suffered from excessive daytime sleepiness (EDS) at high school, however, the patient had not been diagnosed or treated at that time.

Most healthcare professionals felt that treating their patients' OSA would improve complaints about sleepiness, symptoms at night, and the direct effect of apnea on others (89 96%).