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The use of the electroencephalogram (EEG) is accepted as the only objective method of studying sleep. However, EEG sleep study may not be feasible, although it would be highly desirable, in some non‐laboratory operational environments due to difficulties in EEG recordings. Results of the present study showed that the ultradian delta rhythmicity of sleep as defined by EEG could be obtained from electro‐oculograms (EOGs) alone.

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CNV-Heart Rate Response Under Gradual Sleep Reduction

Naitoh

Hilbert

1976

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Replication and extension of measurement models for Manikin test, Sternberg memory test, and pattern recognition test.

Vickers¹,

Hilbert²,

Hodgdon³

et al. 1992

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CNV-Heart Rate Response Under Gradual Sleep Reduction

Replication and extension of measurement models for Manikin test, Sternberg memory test, and pattern recognition test.

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