Definition of REM sleep in English:

REM sleep

noun

mass noun

A kind of sleep that occurs at intervals during the night and is characterized by rapid eye movements, more dreaming and bodily movement, and faster pulse and breathing.
快速眼动睡眠
Example sentencesExamples
- Note the decreasing amounts of slow wave sleep and increasing amounts of REM sleep over the course of the night
- The increase in the power of LF component during the postapneic hyperventilation was significantly more pronounced in non-REM sleep than in REM sleep.
- Although alcohol can make you drowsy and is in fact a depressant, it can cause a restless sleep and actually may deprive you of needed REM sleep.
- Thus, the model used in this study has important features similar to the neural events during natural REM sleep.
- Moreover, the percentage of stable breathing diminished with increasing age, body mass index, REM sleep, and supine position.
- It happens during three distinct periods during the night called rapid eye movement or REM sleep.
- Most frightening dreams occur during REM sleep, and most REM-altering disorders and medications affect dreaming.
- Suppression of motor output to pharyngeal dilator muscles during non-REM and REM sleep promotes airway closure.
- Some think the process is akin to REM sleep, where eye movements accompany the digestion of daytime memories.
- During REM sleep, we dream, and babies twitch and move around.
- This is especially true in infants, who spend most of their time in sleep, and most importantly in REM sleep.
- The studies were done during slow wave sleep and REM sleep.
- Patient reports of dreams experienced during REM sleep tend to be bizarre and detailed, with storyline plot associations.
- When supplemental oxygen was given, all six infants had an increase in sleep duration due largely to an increase in REM sleep.
- Other species cannot provide information about mental processes during sleep, so controversy surrounds the question of whether or not animals are dreaming during REM sleep.
- People who don't sleep for long enough or who sleep very lightly, become deprived of REM sleep.
- Franco and colleagues have demonstrated that infants born to smoking mothers have a higher arousal threshold to auditory stimuli during REM sleep.
- A person starts dreaming upon entering REM sleep.
- Melatonin had no effect on sleep quality, wakefulness, total sleep time, or percentage of time spent in REM sleep.
- If you're awakened during REM sleep, you may recall vivid dreams.

Definition of REM sleep in US English:

REM sleep

nounˌärˌēˈem ˌslēpˌɑrˌiˈɛm ˌslip

A kind of sleep that occurs at intervals during the night and is characterized by rapid eye movements, more dreaming and bodily movement, and faster pulse and breathing.
快速眼动睡眠
Example sentencesExamples
- When supplemental oxygen was given, all six infants had an increase in sleep duration due largely to an increase in REM sleep.
- Although alcohol can make you drowsy and is in fact a depressant, it can cause a restless sleep and actually may deprive you of needed REM sleep.
- It happens during three distinct periods during the night called rapid eye movement or REM sleep.
- The studies were done during slow wave sleep and REM sleep.
- Franco and colleagues have demonstrated that infants born to smoking mothers have a higher arousal threshold to auditory stimuli during REM sleep.
- Other species cannot provide information about mental processes during sleep, so controversy surrounds the question of whether or not animals are dreaming during REM sleep.
- A person starts dreaming upon entering REM sleep.
- The increase in the power of LF component during the postapneic hyperventilation was significantly more pronounced in non-REM sleep than in REM sleep.
- Most frightening dreams occur during REM sleep, and most REM-altering disorders and medications affect dreaming.
- If you're awakened during REM sleep, you may recall vivid dreams.
- Moreover, the percentage of stable breathing diminished with increasing age, body mass index, REM sleep, and supine position.
- Note the decreasing amounts of slow wave sleep and increasing amounts of REM sleep over the course of the night
- Thus, the model used in this study has important features similar to the neural events during natural REM sleep.
- Some think the process is akin to REM sleep, where eye movements accompany the digestion of daytime memories.
- People who don't sleep for long enough or who sleep very lightly, become deprived of REM sleep.
- This is especially true in infants, who spend most of their time in sleep, and most importantly in REM sleep.
- Suppression of motor output to pharyngeal dilator muscles during non-REM and REM sleep promotes airway closure.
- Patient reports of dreams experienced during REM sleep tend to be bizarre and detailed, with storyline plot associations.
- Melatonin had no effect on sleep quality, wakefulness, total sleep time, or percentage of time spent in REM sleep.
- During REM sleep, we dream, and babies twitch and move around.

词汇	REM sleep
释义	Definition of REM sleep in English: REM sleep noun mass noun A kind of sleep that occurs at intervals during the night and is characterized by rapid eye movements, more dreaming and bodily movement, and faster pulse and breathing. 快速眼动睡眠 Example sentencesExamples Note the decreasing amounts of slow wave sleep and increasing amounts of REM sleep over the course of the night The increase in the power of LF component during the postapneic hyperventilation was significantly more pronounced in non-REM sleep than in REM sleep. Although alcohol can make you drowsy and is in fact a depressant, it can cause a restless sleep and actually may deprive you of needed REM sleep. Thus, the model used in this study has important features similar to the neural events during natural REM sleep. Moreover, the percentage of stable breathing diminished with increasing age, body mass index, REM sleep, and supine position. It happens during three distinct periods during the night called rapid eye movement or REM sleep. Most frightening dreams occur during REM sleep, and most REM-altering disorders and medications affect dreaming. Suppression of motor output to pharyngeal dilator muscles during non-REM and REM sleep promotes airway closure. Some think the process is akin to REM sleep, where eye movements accompany the digestion of daytime memories. During REM sleep, we dream, and babies twitch and move around. This is especially true in infants, who spend most of their time in sleep, and most importantly in REM sleep. The studies were done during slow wave sleep and REM sleep. Patient reports of dreams experienced during REM sleep tend to be bizarre and detailed, with storyline plot associations. When supplemental oxygen was given, all six infants had an increase in sleep duration due largely to an increase in REM sleep. Other species cannot provide information about mental processes during sleep, so controversy surrounds the question of whether or not animals are dreaming during REM sleep. People who don't sleep for long enough or who sleep very lightly, become deprived of REM sleep. Franco and colleagues have demonstrated that infants born to smoking mothers have a higher arousal threshold to auditory stimuli during REM sleep. A person starts dreaming upon entering REM sleep. Melatonin had no effect on sleep quality, wakefulness, total sleep time, or percentage of time spent in REM sleep. If you're awakened during REM sleep, you may recall vivid dreams. Definition of REM sleep in US English: REM sleep nounˌärˌēˈem ˌslēpˌɑrˌiˈɛm ˌslip A kind of sleep that occurs at intervals during the night and is characterized by rapid eye movements, more dreaming and bodily movement, and faster pulse and breathing. 快速眼动睡眠 Example sentencesExamples When supplemental oxygen was given, all six infants had an increase in sleep duration due largely to an increase in REM sleep. Although alcohol can make you drowsy and is in fact a depressant, it can cause a restless sleep and actually may deprive you of needed REM sleep. It happens during three distinct periods during the night called rapid eye movement or REM sleep. The studies were done during slow wave sleep and REM sleep. Franco and colleagues have demonstrated that infants born to smoking mothers have a higher arousal threshold to auditory stimuli during REM sleep. Other species cannot provide information about mental processes during sleep, so controversy surrounds the question of whether or not animals are dreaming during REM sleep. A person starts dreaming upon entering REM sleep. The increase in the power of LF component during the postapneic hyperventilation was significantly more pronounced in non-REM sleep than in REM sleep. Most frightening dreams occur during REM sleep, and most REM-altering disorders and medications affect dreaming. If you're awakened during REM sleep, you may recall vivid dreams. Moreover, the percentage of stable breathing diminished with increasing age, body mass index, REM sleep, and supine position. Note the decreasing amounts of slow wave sleep and increasing amounts of REM sleep over the course of the night Thus, the model used in this study has important features similar to the neural events during natural REM sleep. Some think the process is akin to REM sleep, where eye movements accompany the digestion of daytime memories. People who don't sleep for long enough or who sleep very lightly, become deprived of REM sleep. This is especially true in infants, who spend most of their time in sleep, and most importantly in REM sleep. Suppression of motor output to pharyngeal dilator muscles during non-REM and REM sleep promotes airway closure. Patient reports of dreams experienced during REM sleep tend to be bizarre and detailed, with storyline plot associations. Melatonin had no effect on sleep quality, wakefulness, total sleep time, or percentage of time spent in REM sleep. During REM sleep, we dream, and babies twitch and move around.
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