TABLE 3.
Variables | Global, n = 65 |
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Sleep | |
Total sleep time, hr | 6.98 (6.33–7.67) |
> 9 | 3 (4.62%) |
7–9 | 29 (44.6%) |
< 7 | 33 (50.8%) |
Time in bed, hr | 8.38 (7.73–9.10) |
Sleep efficiency, % | 84.6 (81.0–88.3) |
≥ 85 | 29 (44.6%) |
75–84 | 29 (44.6%) |
< 75 | 7 (10.8%) |
Latency, min | 10.0 (5.00–18.0) |
≤ 30 | 57 (87.7%) |
31–45 | 6 (9.23%) |
> 45 | 2 (3.08%) |
Arousals, number | 25.5 (7.07) |
Wake after sleep onset, min | 51.0 (39.0–66.0) |
0–20 | 1 (1.54%) |
21–40 | 17 (26.2%) |
≥ 40 | 47 (72.3%) |
Rest-activity rhythm | |
Interdaily stability | 0.59 (0.13) |
Intradaily variability | 0.81 (0.19) |
Relative amplitude | 0.89 (0.85–0.93) |
The mean activity of the 10 consecutive hr with more activity | 238 (170–315) |
The mean activity of the 5 consecutive hr with less activity | 12.2 (8.46–19.6) |
Qualitative data are represented as n (%). The means (sd) and medians (25th–75th percentile) were estimated for variables with normal and non-normal distributions, respectively.