Usage of "orthodox sleep"

A recurring sleep state during which rapid eye movements do not occur and dreaming does not occur; accounts for about 75% of normal sleep time.

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Examples for "nonrapid eye movement sleep"

Instead, these disorders reemerge in attenuated form, often during nonrapid eye movement sleep. 
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Importantly, we showed that Nlg1 knockout mice are not able to sustain wakefulness and spend more time in nonrapid eye movement sleep than wild-type mice. 
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In addition, interictal discharges recorded during NREM sleep have high localizing value. 
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Indeed, the increased theta activity during wakefulness predicted delta power in subsequent NREM sleep. 
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These results suggest that prominent host defense activation reduces daytime NREM sleep and increases sleepiness. 
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These findings were confirmed in subjects in which dream reports were obtained following serial awakenings from NREM sleep. 
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CAP measures showed subtle alterations of NREM sleep which could be detected with an appropriate methodology of analysis. 
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Instead, these disorders reemerge in attenuated form, often during nonrapid eye movement sleep. 
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Importantly, we showed that Nlg1 knockout mice are not able to sustain wakefulness and spend more time in nonrapid eye movement sleep than wild-type mice. 
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In addition, interictal discharges recorded during NREM sleep have high localizing value. 
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Both latencies and amplitude increase more in NREM than in REM sleep. 
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OR habituated rapidly in W and did not occur in REM and NREM. 
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The high dosage of LY34 in BA significantly suppressed NREM and total sleep. 
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Total NREM was decreased after shock training only in IS mice. 
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Significados de orthodox sleep em inglês