[PDF] Top 20 Acclimatization across space and time in the effects of temperature on mortality: a time-series analysis

... monthly effects of temperature suggest that more warnings should be given to the public for hot and cold events early in the season as they occur before acclimation has ...extreme temperature may be ... See full document

... the effects of temperature on non-external, cardiopulmonary, cardiovascular and respiratory mortal- ity, and age-specific non-external mortality using an advanced statistical approach (DLNM) in ... See full document

... time series studies, assuming the association between temperature and mortality is non-linear, report associa- tions between heat and mortality that are immediate or delayed by up to a ... See full document

... threshold temperature for the one J- shaped relationship. The RRs of mortality associated with mean temperature by time period and age group are shown in Table ...heat effects were ... See full document

... longer-term effects may involve longer ...lags, temperature and relative risks in the package of “dlnm” (Indicated as fig ...in mortality with one degree increase (or decrease) of temperature ... See full document

... apparent temperature and daily mortality using generalized additive models (GAM), with a quasi- Poisson link function, in the warm period (April to Sep- ...for time trend using natural cubic spline ... See full document

... limited temperature fluctuation, irregular and scarce rainfall, trade winds, and seasonality of African air mass intrusions, offer a opportunity to analyze the relation between air pollu- tants and their ... See full document

... short-term effects of temperature on mortality. Time series models with a smooth function for time are commonly used to control for season and long-term trends ...seasonal ... See full document

... sensitivity analysis was performed, focusing on the three central summer months ...health effects has been well described in the USA and in Europe ...in mortality and hospital admissions are higher ... See full document

... climatic effects being global or ...and temperature) on a watershed, an area that is physiographically ...surface temperature has risen at an average rate of ...[1]. Analysis of meteorologi- ... See full document

... A confounding factor in any discussion on vitamin D levels and photoperiodicity is the impact of diet. Historic cultural dietary alteration in indigenous populations in Alaska, for example, developed to account for the ... See full document

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... using time series data and to forecast the GDP for ...Cointegration Analysis (testing of cointegration) and Vector Error Correction (VEC) Models are the statistical methods were used in this ...using ... See full document

... Nigeria has long been afflicted by severe fiscal imbalances, the misdistribution of public resources, and chronic inefficiency in the provision of public services (Akpa, 2008).Public service provision could be affected ... See full document

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... The application of three levels of raw material moisture, of 18, 21 and 24% (Fig. 1a,b,c) did not result in any changes in the water holding capacity of the extrudates. Slight dif- ferences in the amount of absorbed ... See full document

... interfering effects on MOT performance. The distribution of FLEXs across targets depends on the amount of interference imposed on each object, and therefore does not perforce follow an even distribution ... See full document