… In fact, several studies of active duty military personnel (ADMP) referred to a sleep clinic
had insomnia co-morbid with chronic pain, PTSD, anxiety and/or depression [3,4,5]. …

… the participant’s natural environment can provide more reliable estimates of sleep compared
to PSG, which is typically performed for only one or two nights in a sleep laboratory (Berger …

… However, the term “sleep quality” still lacks a definitional consensus and is commonly
assessed in sleep labs with polysomnography, comprising high costs, or through sleep …

… age limitation); assessed sleep and physical activity with daily repeated measures; … on
quantitative analysis of repeated daily lagged associations between sleep and physical activity, …

… a sleep study of 60 normal sleepers, 18-60 years of age (mean 34, SD 10). These three
groups of parameters led to an initial set of 180 features, which, through the method of recursive …

… results of a sleep study, 19 actigraphy sleep variables were grouped into 4 main categories:
… for in the quantitative analysis (ie, multivariate analyses that did not report the sleep and/or …

… this study was to conduct a systematic review and meta-analysis to qualitatively synthesise
and quantitatively … the relationship between sleep and physical activity in university students. …

… The aim of this study was to systematically review the literature on the effects of physical
activity programs on sleep in generally healthy older adults aged 60+ years. Fourteen studies, …

… study not specifically designed to test the performance of a wearable device, eg adults
presenting to the clinical sleep laboratory for suspected sleep apnea at an academic center). It is …

… and is therefore the current gold standard for quantifying sleep. PSG is most often
performed in sleep laboratories and involves the application of electroencephalography (EEG) …