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• By night, the tamarins sleep in abandoned nesting holes in trees, or in large bromeliads. ...
• Unlike other primates, the maturing females are often the first to leave the troop (known as disperal); their rate of survival is low, as less than one quarter successfully integrate into a new troop or establish themselves in an unoccupied territory. ...
• The young tamarins are weaned after just 90 days; less than half of infants survive their first year of life. ...

• Sleep Problems in the Elderly .
• Johns Hopkins Sleep Disorders Center Baltimore, Maryland .
• A patient information handout on sleep problems in the elderly, written by the author of this article, is provided on page 2559.
• Refreshing sleep requires both sufficient total sleep time as well as sleep that is in synchrony with the individual's circadian rhythm. Problems with sleep organization in elderly patients typically include difficulty falling asleep, less time spent in the deeper stages of sleep, early-morning awakening and less total sleep time. Poor sleep habits such as irregular sleep-wake times and daytime napping may contribute to insomnia. Caffeine, alcohol and some medications can also interfere with sleep. Primary sleep disorders are more common in the elderly than in younger persons. Restless legs syndrome and periodic limb movement disorder can disrupt sleep and may respond to low doses of antiparkinsonian agents as well as other drugs. Sleep apnea can lead to excessive daytime sleepiness. Evaluation of sleep problems in the elderly includes careful screening for poor sleep habits and other factors that may be contributing to the sleep problem. Formal sleep studies may be needed when a primary sleep disorder is suspected or marked daytime dysfunction is noted. ...
• Complaints of sleep difficulty are common among the elderly. In a National Institute on Aging study of over 9,000 persons aged 65 years and older, over one half of the men and women reported at least one chronic sleep complaint. 1 Typical symptoms of sleep problems in the elderly include difficulty falling asleep and maintaining sleep, early-morning awakening and excessive daytime sleepiness. ...
• For optimal daytime alertness, humans require about eight hours of sleep per 24-hour period. ...

• After these Olympics, Griffith spent less time running and married 1984 Olympic triple jump champion Al Joyner. ...
• In 1998, she died in her sleep of cavernous angioma in Mission Viejo, California. ...

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• Less Sleep Relates To Childhood Obesity.
• "Compared with children with 10 or more hours of sleep, the adjusted odds ratio was 1. 49 for those with nine to 10 hours of sleep, 1. 89 for those with eight to nine hours of sleep and 2. 87 for those with less than eight hours of sleep," Japanese researchers report.

• Journal SLEEP.
• Official Publication of the Associated Professional Sleep Societies, LLC .
• A joint venture of the American Academy of Sleep Medicine.
• and the Sleep Research Society.
• Overall, they spent less time in bed on weekdays. ... On weekdays, they spent significantly less time in bed. ... They spent less time in bed on weekdays. ... They spent less time in bed on weekdays and reported higher levels of tiredness. ... They spent less time in bed during the week and reported higher levels of tiredness. Going out was also significantly related to sleeping later and less.
• Computer game playing and Internet use are related to sleep behavior as well. Leisure activities that are unstructured seem to be negatively related to good sleep patterns. ...

• Home » Archives » January 2004 » More training, less sleep. ...
• 01/30/2004: "More training, less sleep. ...
• I got to sleep about 2am last night, and it's already 12:30 tonight. ...

• "Cats, no less liquid than their shadows, offer no angles to the wind. They slip, diminished, neat, through loopholes less than themselves. ...
• Like lie in the sun and sleep. ...

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• Card's launch in the publishing industry was with science fiction (Hot Sleep and Capitol) and later fantasy (Songmaster). ...
• In his other writings, the influence of his Mormon beliefs is less obvious; Card's Homecoming and Alvin Maker sagas are partly retellings of the Book of Mormon and the life of LDS founder Joseph Smith, Jr. ...
• Hot Sleep (1978) .
• The Worthing Chronicle (revised edition of Hot Sleep and Capitol) (1983) .

• Caffeine for Sleep Deprived Teens .
•  Wake Up and Read This!: Research on Sleep Deprivation .
•  Schools and Sleep Deprivation .
•  More Condoms, Less Sex?.
•  Less Sex, More Condoms, Fewer Teen Births .
• Caffeine for Sleep Deprived Teens.
• Is caffeine worth worrying about? Nearly all adults consume caffeine at least once a week, often to intentionally cope with lack of sleep. Unfortunately, this can start a cycle of insomnia or sleep disturbance followed by more caffeine use. ...
• The study of 191 7th, 8th and 9th graders at a public middle school and high school in Columbus, Ohio, was based on daily diaries of their sleep times and use of food, drinks and over-the-counter medications containing caffeine. ...
• On average, the students went to sleep at 10:57 p. ... Those who consumed more caffeine slept less at night, took longer to fall asleep and were more likely to fall asleep during the day.
• Sleep patterns did not change as much with age as I expected: bedtimes averaged 10:30 p. ... Average daily sleep varied from 6. ...
• Since weekday sleep patterns differ from weekend sleep patterns, the findings might have been more useful if weekday and weekend habits had been analyzed separately. However, the charts show a clear spike on weekends - more hours of sleep, later waking and going to bed. ...
• The authors point out that the implications for schools with vending machines is clear: These drinks may be interfering with the nighttime sleep of students. ...

• no less than a Concorde of content). ...
• This is probably impossible within my lifetime (assuming science got it all wrong -- which naturally is even less likely). ...
• I experienced that with my well-wishing sleep and learning entry. ... One of these is: "respect your sleep". I have studied sleep for years due to my professional involvement with memory and learning. From my standpoint it is clear, we could effect more positive social change by making people respect sleep than by making people quit smoking!!! However, once I put a note on sleep and learning, I was accused of being "cultish". ... The main bone of contention was my inability to accept "Researchers do not know what is the function of sleep". Because they patently do know: the function of sleep is optimizing memory storage (see my own article: http://www. ... com/articles/sleep. ... Here I explain why pop review makes arguing for memory consolidation in sleep at Wikipedia a poor investment of time too. ...
• For example, with the article about the purpose of sleep, I'd hope to see minority views acknowledged, and not be made to seem not to exist--as was the case with your original article. ...
• One last comment: Here I explain why pop review makes arguing for memory consolidation in sleep at Wikipedia a poor investment of time too. I'm not aware that you ever argued for memory consolidation in sleep. ... Having researched and written a very long paper on sleep myself, I recall that, ten years ago, there simply was not any such consensus as you implied there now is. ...
• less pollution), and someone driving into the middle of your article with "but. ...
• As for complaints, I had only minor one: you gotta be and work to be the top authority here; my impression was that cutting down the messsage "sleep to learn well" was a wee hasty .

• The term narcotic, derived from the Greek word for stupor, originally referred to a variety of substances that induced sleep (such state is narcosis). ...
• This is one of the arguments used for legalization of narcotics: not that heroin isn't harmful, but that addicts would be at less risk if they could go to a pharmacy and get heroin of known purity, with no dangerous contaminants, and clean syringes. ...
• In general, narcotics with shorter durations of action tend to produce shorter, more intense withdrawal symptoms, while drugs tha produce longer narcotic effects have prolonged symptoms that tend to be less severe. ...

• Some hibernating animals stir as often as once a week; Other animals sleep through the entire season. ...
• Torpor - regulated hypothermia for less than a day, often used by birds .

• I'm wondering whether I should put them all together (less articles, better flow over the years) or split them into two articles (keeping different awards separate). ... I'm going to sleep on it now, but a second opinion would be welcome! -- sannse (talk) 23:23, 1 Mar 2004 (UTC) .

• It has its own kind of romance, in its "legend of the ages," so different from Hugo's, so much fuller of scholarship and the historic sense, yet with far less of human pity. ... The burning emptiness of the desert attracts him, the inexplicable melancholy of the dogs that bark at the moon; he would interpret the jaguar's dreams, the sleep of the condor. ...

• 'Jack' works for an unnamed car company, organising recalls on defective models if and only if the cost of the recall is less than the total cost of out-of-court settlements paid to relatives of the deceased. ...
• He starts the book suffering from insomnia, and starts going to support groups for terminally ill people (he fakes that he is dying of their diseases) to help him sleep at night (through crying at them). ...

• allowing use of state-owned infrastructure without payment or for less than cost-price (may apply for railways). ...
• This can vary from the tourist who travels on purpose at night in order to sleep while travelling and dispense with the cost of a hotel, to people for whom the 'sleeping accommodation' is the purpose, and the displacement of the vehicle a somewhat inconvenient irrelevance. ...
• For the latter a key requirement is that travelling through the night costs less than a nearby hotel. ...
• A pass for 24 hours costs 4 dollars and one for a month 45 dollars, much less than a hotel, house or apartment. ...

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• He becomes addicted to support groups, where he insinuates that he suffers from a terminal disease, in order to reach emotional release, which allows him to sleep. ...
• He works for an unnamed car company, organising recalls on defective models if and only if the cost of the recall is less than the total cost of out-of-court settlements paid to relatives of the deceased. ...
• He starts the book suffering from insomnia, and starts going to support groups for terminally ill people (he fakes that he is dying of their diseases) to help him sleep at night (through crying with them). ...

• Symptoms include nightmares and flashbacks, sleep abnormalities, extreme distress resulting from personal "triggers", and emotional detachment with the possibility of simultaneous suffering of other psychiatric disorders. ...
• TIR (Traumatic Incident Reduction) is a less well known technique for reducing and eliminating the effects of a traumatic event. ...

• The dandy must aspire to be sublime without interruption; he must live and sleep before a mirror. ... By their elaborate care as to their costume, French bohemian dandies, like their less well dressed bohemian brethren, sought to convey their contempt for and superiority to bourgeois society by their dress and way of life. ...

• It's now a better article, in that it expresses exactly what it did before just as effectively, and now it is also less confusing when read as email or on Lynx or a speech browser, etc. It's the same issue with things like illustrations: if you can make the article make sense without them with little work, why not? But if you can't, don't lose any sleep over it. ...
• I think I've more-or-less cleared that up. ...

• Their first album, Pablo Honey (1993), is almost folksy, with less of the force and experimentation of their later recordings, drawing heavily on 1960s influences. ...
• In 2003, the band released their sixth album, Hail to the Thief, which was less rooted in solely electronic experimentation than its two immediate predecessors but still a long way from the guitar-driven rock of their most universally popular period. ...
• "Go To Sleep" (2003) .

• In this way, methadone has shown some success as a 'less harmful substitute'; it is in fact the single most effective treatment known for opioid addiction, and is recommended for those who have repeatedly failed complete detoxification. ...
• Heroin is chemically very similar to endorphins, the natural opiates of the body, but less potent. ...
• The withdrawal syndrome from heroin (or any other short-acting opioid) can begin within 12 hours of discontinuation of the sustained use of the drug: sweating, malaise, anxiety, depression, general feeling of heaviness, cramp-like pains in the limbs, yawning and lachrymation, sleep difficulties, nausea and vomiting, diarrhea, cramps and fever occur. ...

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