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31. Objective To compare the adverse reactions of routine chemotherapy and Chemotherapy according circadian rhythm.

32. Objective To investigate if the circadian rhythms of sleep-wake and rest-activity differ in dippers and nondippers types of the hypertension.

33. Objective To find the relation between diabetic retinopathy and blood pressure or circadian rhythm.

34. Thus, a circadian rhythm is one that varies through a roughly 24 - hour cycle.

35. Circadian rhythms show persistent, stable periodicities of about 24 hours.

36. Enhancing, occupation of file handling crew are languorous with circadian rhythm being accelerated and actuating pressure already become the assignable occupational disease.

37. These physical and neural changes can lead to muted signals to the circadian system.

38. And shift workers and frequent fliers can develop a circadian rhythm disorder.

39. And then indicate that different spectrum in photopic photometry, mesopic photometry, scotopic photometry and circadian photometry.

40. Although genes relevant to hemostasis and vascular integrity undergo circadian oscillation, the role of the molecular clock in thrombotic events remains to be established.

41. Research has shown that as people age, the genes that affect the circadian cycle get out of synch, slowing cell repair. Sentencedict.com

42. When we sleep, sleep long, by regulation of circadian rhythm system and self-balancing system management.

43. Melatonin (MT) is secreted by the pineal gland and has obvious biological rhythmicity including circadian, season rhythm and life rhythm (aging clock).

44. Objective To observe the effect of circadian rhythm on hypnotic median effective dose( ED50) of ketamine.

45. As days shorten with winter, the circadian network responds biochemically to mark the change.

46. The circadian periodogram calculated the period length of the rhythm of average woman.

47. A man named Yan was explaining the science behind sleep and the circadian rhythm.

48. Background - The circadian clock regulates biological processes including cardiovascular function and metabolism.

49. In mammals, including humans, a master clock in the brain and subordinate clocks found in organs throughout the body coordinate daily, or circadian, rhythms of behavior and physiology.

50. Known as the circadian clock, this internal time keeper manages the body's daily rhythms, regulating when to sleep, wake, eat and many other functions of the body.

51. They also suggest that this biochemical mechanism has been conserved over evolutionary time, since the actual origin of eukaryotic circadian clocks.

52. Biorhythm A periodic physiological or behavioral change that is controlled clock. Circadian rhythms are an example.

53. "This may explain in part why altered circadian rhythms in people who do shift work is associated with metabolic disorders, " Lazar says.

54. When scientists examined the pair's DNA, they found a mutation in a gene called DEC2, which governs cell production and circadian rhythm.

55. They also displayed altered activity in key genes that control the roughly 24 - hour circadian rhythm.

56. Regular mealtimes, not just regular sleep times, help regulate our circadian rhythms.

57. The effects of multiplicative noise on additive noise-induced internal signal stochastic resonance(ISR)are studied in a Neurospora circadian clock system driven by external signal or not.

58. Objective To explore the transductive relationship between pineal, central nuclei of suprachiasmatic nucleus and dorsal raphe , and peripheral lymphocyte in terms of circadian rhythm.

59. These so - called circadian rhythms affect allergy and asthma, too.

60. Results The adverse reactions of chemotherapy according circadian rhythm were lower than that of routine chemotherapy.