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. 2016 May 23;6:25730. doi: 10.1038/srep25730

Figure 6. Relationship between changes in upper airway cross sectional area (UA-XSA) during sleep and snoring sounds intensity (assessed by Pearson Correlation Coefficients).

Figure 6

(a) Result obtained from the modeled snoring intensity: narrowing in the UA-XSA was strongly correlated with increases in the intensity of the sound; (b) Result obtained from the measured snoring intensity: narrowing in the UA-XSA during sleep was significantly correlated with increases in the measured average power of snoring sounds (calculated over the entire sleep duration) within 100–4000 Hz frequency range; (c) Results obtained from the measured snoring intensity: there were significant increases in the measured average power snoring sounds from first part to the last part of the N2 sleep stage (assessed by paired t-test).