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Development of Sleep-Wake Patterns and Non-rapid Eye Movement Sleep Stages during the First Six Months of Life in Normal Infants

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TABLE 2.ProportionofState(Means±SD) inTotalSleepTime
Fig 3.Proportion of stage2 non-rapid eye movementstage 2 of TST. Interquartilemonthsmonths, indicating less individual variabilityMedianage, range of individual variation is wide, from 0% to 40%timeeach infantMedian, lower, and upper quartile for each age
Fig 4.State distribution in non-rapid eye movementstagesegment (7 PM to 7 AM) and stage 2 in later hours

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