Sentence examples for transition from wakefulness from inspiring English sources

While we are still a long way off from fully understanding the precise ways in which genes affect sleep in humans, the neurobiologist Dragana Rogulja, who studies the transition from wakefulness to sleep in Drosophila melanogaster, the fruit fly, has begun to answer that question for other animals.

The transition from wakefulness to high sleep propensity is associated with the nocturnal rise of endogenous melatonin secretion.

Once a population of individuals undergoes a transition from wakefulness to anesthetic-induced unconsciousness, that population exhibits resistance to the return of the wakeful state.

The decrease of the SSO-spread capability moving from NREM stage 2 to SWS could be related to the breakdown of the cortico-cortical connectivity in the transition from wakefulness to deep sleep.

Stage I sleep, the transition from wakefulness with its mixed frequency activity and dominant alpha waves (8 12 Hz) to shallow sleep, is marked with dominant EEG frequencies of 4 7 Hz (theta waves).

Hallucinations may occur during the transition from wakefulness into NREM sleep and from NREM sleep to wakefulness and are a major problem for critical care patients.

The observation of focal contribution of OX1R in modulating total REM sleep correlates with electroencephalographic phenotyping of orexin double-receptor (OX1R and OX2R) knockout which significantly differs from single OX2R -knockout by a greater incidence of direct transitions from wakefulness to REM sleep [4], [31].

Thus, the application of spectrum analysis to estimate the transitions from wakefulness is acceptable and not controversial [ 16].

As the patient transitions from wakefulness to anaesthesia and receives neuromuscular blockade, the anaesthetist is afforded a finite time ('apnoeic window') during which to secure a definitive airway.

By contrast, Vm dynamics and firing rates of L5Bn-r neurons were not affected by the transition from quiet wakefulness to movement.

Participants underwent the transition from full wakefulness to light sleep and then oscillated primarily between the non-rapid eye movement 1 (NREM1) and NREM2 stages.