Sentences with phrase «than in the morning»

I have also noticed with my babies that they need a more filling snack in the afternoon than in the morning to remain satisfied until the evening meal.

The authors of the study question whether it is more useful to have extra daylight in the evening rather than in the morning.

I guess it's handy for someone who has more time in the evenings than in the morning, but I'm not one to plan in advance.

Results showed increased expression levels of genes associated with drug transport in kidney tissues in the evening hours than in the morning hours.

If you want to employ an individual who works better at night than in the morning, flex hours could boost their productivity.

During the long night the upper atmosphere cools, so at night it should be warmer than in the morning.

It was a little bigger than in the morning and more consistent as well, so we are hoping for that swell to just be a little late and show up tomorrow.

However, the research reports that children report feeling less tired in the afternoon than in the morning and their reaction times in tests are faster later in the school day.

This is less common, but some people prefer taking their thyroid medication once daily at bedtime rather than in the morning.

Training in the afternoon slightly more effective than in the morning In the short term it makes no difference whether you pump iron in the morning or afternoon.

When it comes to school drop - offs, afternoon hours from 2 p.m. to 5 p.m. a fact are more dangerous than those in the morning, especially from 4 p.m. to 5 p.m., likely due to heavier work traffic, according to Zendrive's number - crunching.

In this case, the study authors say, differences in gene expression over the course of a day may cause a person's heart to heal more quickly in the afternoon than in the morning.

Whenever possible, wash your hair in the evening rather than in the morning, so as not to leave the house with wet hair.»

In a new study in Obesity, researchers found that diet - induced thermogenesis (DIT)-- the number of calories burned after a meal — can be as much as 50 percent lower in the evening than in the morning.

Researchers from the University of Pennsylvania found that nurses and doctors in hospitals are significantly less likely to wash their hands in the afternoons than in the morning.

Apply dry shampoo before you go to bed, rather than in the morning.