Sentence examples for variable sleep from inspiring English sources

The automatic daily alarms, alarm reset, and snooze functions made the alarm clock much more usable for someone who is lazy or has a variable sleep schedule.

Among young adults at risk for suicide, highly variable sleep patterns may augur an increase in suicidal symptoms, independent of depression, a study from Stanford has found.

Among young adults at risk for suicide, highly variable sleep patterns may augur an increase in suicidal symptoms, independent of depression, a study from Stanford Bio-X affiliate Rebecca Bernert has found.

In UMAC [32] variable sleep schedules are given to different node based on network utilization.

For example, the predictor variable sleep was 1 for members of the group PM AM, and 0 for members of the group AM PM.

Moreover, because workers in field setting have an irregular or variable sleep schedule they are likely to suffer from circadian misalignment and increasing sleep loss over the course of several night shifts.

Because of irregular weekly schedules and the campus environment, college students are more likely to have variable sleep-wake schedules across the week, take naps, drink caffeine or alcohol near bedtime, and sleep in disruptive sleeping environments.

Mothers with children aged 10 years or older and mothers of younger children were compared with regard to the following variables: sleep position with current infant, advice received about sleep position, sources of advice and trust in advice received.

The following were considered as dependent variables: sleep onset latency, defined as stage 1 latency; stage 2 latency; total sleep time (TST), defined as the sum of time spent in stage 1, stage 2, slow-wave sleep and REM; total bedtime (TBT), sleep efficiency index (SEI = TST/TBT×100), number of awakenings, wakefulness after sleep onset, percentage of each sleep stage and percentage of arousals.

Dependent variables: sleep duration and insomnia symptoms.

Yet of these three important variables, sleep is often neglected in outcome studies.