Sentence examples for sleeping behaviours from inspiring English sources

"Natural selection will have preserved suckling and sleeping behaviours of infants that suppress ovarian function in the mothers because infants have benefited from delay of the next birth," the study adds.

A significant limitation to the understanding of sleep and its impact upon health, is the lack of inexpensive, tractable models and a high degree of variability in sleeping behaviours across phyla.

Table  3 demonstrates the items of the energy balance-related behaviours of the child (i.e. dietary, sedentary and sleeping behaviours) as indicated in the EPHE parental questionnaire.

The Raine cohort has collected parental reports of sleeping behaviours in the first few years of life which will help address the relationship between infant sleep behaviours and subsequent development of OSA in adulthood.

Pigs exposed to either IS or CoM displayed more sleeping behaviour the day after weaning (P < 0.01 and P < 0.001).

Sleeping behaviour only varied significantly according to weeks (F2,287 = 10.79, P<0.0001).

Sleeping behaviour was clustered together with retracting the neck and fluffing up the plumage and corresponded to 'resting behaviour'.

Differences in infant or maternal sleep could have been observed beyond our final measurements at 12 weeks postpartum if families required more time to implement strategies or if changes to sleep behaviours required more time to be observable.

Sleep behaviour of transgenically rescued rye mutants and rye RNAi lines.

Subsequently, we discuss exocytotic gliotransmission in modulation of synaptic transmission and plasticity, as well as astrocytic contribution to sleep behaviour.

This gliotransmission in turn can modulate synaptic transmission and plasticity and can also contribute to sleep behaviour.