Sentence examples for subsequent wake from inspiring English sources

Generally, however, it is (and I am sure you would agree) accepted to function in order to permit recovery from previous wakefulness and prepare you for functioning in the subsequent wake period (though, yes, admittedly, sometimes that doesn't quite work out as we had hoped).

Such an unexpected relationship raises a number of new questions about the relationship of wake time to subsequent REM sleep and/or how REM sleep time effects subsequent wake time.

A plausible interpretation of our findings is that in wakefulness, ongoing sensory stimulation interferes with the visual memory; sleep, by sheltering the visual memory from sensory interference, temporarily prevents memory loss, but subsequent wake washes out the effects of sleep, with the result that sleep has no long-lasting impact on retention of face recognition memory.

A strong Similarity Thesis might contend that some dreams are experientially indistinguishable from waking, even subsequent to waking-up; a weaker thesis might contend merely that dreams seem similar to waking while having them, but not upon waking.

The nobility in the old Serbian lands was not at first alarmed at this, but Vukašin's ambition and his subsequent power moves woke up the simmering antagonism between the two groups.

The note has renewed questions about his case, which had been nearly forgotten in the wake of subsequent attacks, most notably the shooting rampage in November at Fort Hood, Tex., and the attempted bombing of an airplane on Christmas Day.

In the wake of subsequent investigations, legislators closed nine facilities and implemented broad-stroke reforms, which included barring misdemeanants from being sent to state facilities, consolidating corrections agencies, and pouring millions of dollars into community programs.

However, the literature also demonstrates that first-round effects are altered significantly in the wake of subsequent household adjustments in consumption and production.

This transient reactivation and subsequent antimicrobial killing, or "wake 'em and whack 'em" strategy, has been recently advocated as one of the novel approaches to combat the spread of tuberculosis by the global Stop TB Partnership (Robertson et al., 2012), which, in collaboration with the World Health Organization, recently set the goal of eliminating tuberculosis world-wide by 2050.

During SWD, acoustic stimuli were played to suppress subsequent slow waves, without waking up the participant.

This shows line plots of the probability of subsequent depression for morning waking salivary cortisol × 5-HTTLPR (l/l v. l/s + s/s) and BDNF (Val66Val v. any Met variant) respectively from the model in Table 3.