Sentence examples for takes to fall from inspiring English sources

At some buildings, the superintendent can be talked into wedging a match into a locked apartment door to see how many days or weeks it takes to fall out.

The study found that sleep onset latency — the time it takes to fall asleep once in bed — ranged from as little as roughly 10 minutes for some children to more than 40 minutes for others.

A recent review of treatments for young children published in the journal Sleep found that all of the recommended behavioral techniques could shorten the time a child takes to fall asleep and reduce awakenings.

The British article, an analysis of other studies, also failed to mention a 2005 analysis in the gold-standard journal Sleep Medicine Reviews, which affirmed that melatonin reduces the time it takes to fall asleep and increases sleep efficiency and duration.

We found that the use of these devices before bedtime prolongs the time it takes to fall asleep, delays the circadian clock, suppresses levels of the sleep-promoting hormone melatonin, reduces the amount and delays the timing of REM sleep and reduces alertness the following morning.

According to Amazon, the update to its Fire OS mobile operating system, Fire OS 5 (code-named "Bellini"), will introduce a "Blue Shade" feature that uses specialized filters to limit users' exposure to blue light, which has been shown to not only prolong the time it takes to fall asleep, but also delay REM sleep and reduce our levels of alertness the following day.

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Although alcohol has sedative properties, reducing the time taken to fall asleep, it disrupts sleep architecture.

Two weeks were all it took to fall in and out of love.

Engaging in vigorous exercise which ends five hours before desired sleep time, will certainly shorten the time taken to fall asleep.