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. 2019 Oct 31;43(2):zsz227. doi: 10.1093/sleep/zsz227

Table 1.

Participant demographics and menstrual phase allocation on constant routine and light exposure study days†

Participant ID Age Bed time DLMO CBTmin Menst cycle length Constant routine menst. phase Light exposure menst. phase
22K7V 19 23.97 23.12 5.70 30 F F
26H6V* 19 23.07 23.57 7.87 31.5 F L
2614V 22 24.00 23.49 5.63 28 F F
26F2V 22 24.07 24.12 5.10 33 F F
25N6V 23 22.67 20.87 2.10 28 F F
2692V 23 23.55 22.97 5.30 28 F F
26G6V 23 21.00 21.77 3.33 29 F F
26G3V 24 23.05 22.61 5.03 29 F F
26R1V 20 21.93 19.18 1.13 32.5 L L
2622V 22 22.68 21.10 4.13 27 L L
2251V 23 25.53 24.95 5.73 28 L L
25Q2V 23 23.00 23.23 3.53 27 L L
22A1V 24 22.02 21.93 4.60 29 L L
22K3V* 24 22.05 3.00 27 L F
21B8V 27 23.20 21.04 4.05 28 L L
26P1V 29 22.85 21.54 2.58 28 L L
Fol M (SD) 21.88 (1.89) 23.17 (1.02) 22.81 (1.05) 5.01 (1.71) 29.56 (1.84) n = 8 n = 8
Lut M (SD) 24.00 (2.83) 22.91 (1.17) 21.85 (1.82) 3.60 (1.39) 28.31 (1.83) n = 8 n = 8

†CBTmin = core body temperature minimum; DLMO = dim light melatonin onset; menst. = menstrual; F = follicular phase; L = luteal phase. The mean ± SD of age, bedtime, DLMO, CBTmin, and menstrual cycle length for each menstrual phase is based on the menstrual phase classifications during CR. Allocation to the luteal phase was based on a cutoff of P4 > 3 ng/mL. The total number of participants (n) in each menstrual phase, follicular (Fol), and luteal (Lut) on different study days is presented in the bottom two rows. The participant IDs of women who changed menstrual phase during the study are marked with an asterisk (*).