Sentence examples for sufficiently rested from inspiring English sources

Some of the side effects of not getting seven to nine hours of sleep — the amount research shows most people need to "feel sufficiently rested" — include memory lapses, impaired moral judgment, impaired immune system and higher risk of heart disease and stroke, Bradberry wrote.

5) Do you feel sufficiently rested?

In lymphocytes, Kv1.3 channels help maintain a sufficiently negative resting membrane potential to sustain an adequate driving force for Ca2+ entry which acts as a key signal to activate lymphocytes (DeCoursey et al., 1984; Matteson and Deutsch, 1984; Cahalan and Chandy, 2009).

If you have rested sufficiently so the pain seems to have gone away, do not go plunging yourself into exercise with the renewed vigor you may feel.

The women were given limited time to meet with their lawyers and also complained that they were not sufficiently fed or well rested.

After vaccination, the mice were rested for sufficiently long-duration (240 days) before challenge with M. tb, to establish bona fide T cell memory response [18].

One must rest sufficiently in a good, comfortable position without disturbing their biological clock to function at 100%.

In such cases, treatment was resumed with a decreased 5′-DFUR dosage of 800 or 600 mg/body/day, without changing the CPA dosage, after a sufficiently long rest period, usually 2 weeks.

"If you don't get eight and a half hours, your eye muscles just don't rest sufficiently, and if the muscles aren't rested they don't oxygenate properly and the vessels dilate and you get puffiness and discoloration".

Pakistan's double game has rested on two premises: that the country's leaders could keep the militants under control and that they could keep the United States sufficiently placated to keep the money and weapons flowing.

A high MSNQ (infit) for this item indicates that it is either poorly designed or is not sufficiently related to the rest of the domain [ 35, 50, 51].