Sleep disturbances were defined as difficulty falling asleep, frequent awakening and waking up early.
He must prevent disturbances by caring for and educating his people.
Riot police were overrun over the weekend as protesters wrought havoc in Paris's fanciest neighborhoods, torching cars, looting boutiques and smashing up luxury private homes and cafes in the worst disturbances the capital has seen since 1968.
4) Ensure that your study area is free from disturbances: .
White coating on the tongue A thin white coating on the tongue can be indicative of digestive disturbances such as microbiome imbalance, iron or B vitamin deficiency and possibly diabetes.
White coating on the tongue A thin white coating on the tongue can be indicative of digestive disturbances such as microbiome imbalance, iron or B vitamin deficiency and possibly diabetes.
Facial symmetry may be a reflection of stability in men, indicating fewer disturbances such as diseases, toxins, malnutrition or harmful genetic mutations during an individual's development.
A research team of the Nara Medical University said such disturbances in body rhythm can lead to mental disorders, such as depression.
In addition, about 80% of cases have profound sleep disturbances, often delays in the onset of sleep.
Brain scans of obese people and compulsive eaters reveal disturbances in brain reward circuits similar to those experienced by drug abusers.
Brain scans of obese people and compulsive eaters reveal disturbances in brain reward circuits similar to those experienced by drug abusers.
This, the study's authors claimed, put them at higher risk of obesity and metabolic disturbances in the future.
4) Ensure that your study area is free from disturbances: .
" Have a family meeting to discuss why sleep is important to your health and formulate a plan to minimize noise and other disturbances while you are getting your 7-8 hours.
When there is an imbalance or a fluctuation, shifting hormones can contribute to sleep disturbances.
Eating disorders, tics, sleep disturbances, anxiety and depression were commonplace.
If sustained over time, these disturbances, like sleep deprivation, have been associated with a 12% increased risk of all-cause mortality, mainly due to a 15% increase in stroke events and high blood pressure.
Last but not least, itis wise for us to get rid of other disturbances deliberately when we areworking or studying, such as QQ and mobile phone.
Calhoun's seminal overpopulation research, published in Scientific American in the 1960s, which found that as rats were increasingly crowded together they became ever more aggressive and exhibited "behavior disturbances" from "frenetic overactivity" to "pathological withdrawal.
They also scored better on a sleep quality scale and reported fewer night-time disturbances.
