nocturnal

Modifies a noun

• enuresis: A child who has never been dry at night has ' primary nocturnal enuresis ' .
• haemoglobinuria: Back Paroxysmal nocturnal haemoglobinuria The Ham's acidified serum test has traditionally been used for the laboratory diagnosis of PNH.
• hypoglycaemia: Clinical trials in patients with type 1 diabetes have demonstrated a reduced risk of nocturnal hypoglycaemia with insulin aspart compared with soluble human insulin.
• wandering: They are vital for those nocturnal wanderings around the campsite in search of the toilet block.
• cramp: This issue of Bandolier has an example of type I evidence a report of a meta-analysis on quinine in nocturnal leg cramps.
• seizure: In profile terms: 1 ) I've never had absences only nocturnal seizures.

Modifying Another Word

• mainly: The series made in 2000 are mainly nocturnal still lives with gray colors.
• strictly: Since dormice are strictly nocturnal and usually forage in the tree canopy, the chance of coming across any is extremely unlikely.
• mostly: These rare, and shy creatures, tho occasionally active during the day, are mostly nocturnal.
• largely: Having been largely nocturnal during the winter months, Roe Deer begin to become more visible from March onwards in areas of low disturbance.
• generally: With the exception of parts of the West coast of Scotland, otters are generally nocturnal.
• usually: There are five species of British owls, most of which are usually nocturnal.

Used with adjective complement

• become: Boar born in the wild quickly become nocturnal to avoid being shot at, which frequently happens.