Sentence examples for attendance temperature from inspiring English sources

We examined potential modification of the indoor pollutant LRI associations by year of life, breast-feeding, preterm birth and/or low birth weight, child's sex, child care attendance, temperature, and season by inclusion of product terms with ETS or coal home heating, one at a time.

Similarly, doubling air endotoxin was associated with an increase of 3.25 illness days per year (p = 0.005), adjusted for age, year of study, breast-feeding, child care attendance, indoor temperature, and sex.

A doubling of the air endotoxin concentration was associated with an increase of 0.32 illness episodes per year (p = 0.0003), adjusted for age, year of study, breast-feeding, environmental tobacco smoke, child care attendance, indoor temperature, and income.

An alternative expression of the relation would be that a doubling of air endotoxin concentration was associated with an increase of 0.32 illness episodes per year (p = 0.0003), adjusted for age, year of study, breast-feeding, environmental tobacco smoke, child care attendance, indoor temperature, and income.

27 29 To better understand the nature of the association between ambulance attendances and temperature, we initially examined the exposure response curve using generalised additive models.

The atmosphere is jovial: fans chant songs from the small stand and the attendance is high, despite temperatures dipping below zero degrees.

Predictions of rain and chilly temperatures kept attendance down on Tuesday night for the Metropolitan Opera's concert performance of Verdi's "Rigoletto" on the Great Lawn in Central Park, the first offering in this 34th summer season of the Met in the Parks.

The relationship between same-day temperature and attendances was analysed using a natural cubic spline with 4 degrees of freedom (df).

There was a 'V'- or 'U'-shaped relationship between daily mean temperature and ambulance attendances, with statistically significant increases in different attendance categories for a 1°C change in temperature from the thresholds.

This study found significant effects of both cold and hot temperatures and lagged effects of up to 15 days on cardiorespiratory attendances, which contributes to the currently limited research of temperature effects on ambulance attendances.

There have been few studies of the effects of ambient temperature on ambulance attendances.