Cumulative exposures for weather and co-pollutants were computed in the same way as PM2.5.
Weathering profiles are the long-lasting 'roots' of surface soils and their properties reflect the cumulative effects of weathering under changing climatic, biotic, and geomorphic conditions at a given location.
We found that representation of the long-term average warm season O3 distribution, cumulative O3 statistics, surface weather conditions and frequency of synoptic-scale weather patterns with a combined absolute error of less than 20% requires, on average, five consecutive warm seasons.
Some have called this racially differential burden of cumulative stress the "weathering hypothesis" (Astone et al. 2002; Geronimus 1996).
California's cumulative water savings dipped below 25% in recent months as the weather turned colder and people began using less water.
The stabilisation of road subgrade soil may improve its mechanical properties considerably, however under the combined effect of cumulative traffic load and weathering these materials deteriorate over time and lose performance.
This suggests that the "weathering hypothesis," cumulative life course stressors affecting later health, may apply to White/Non-Hispanic and Hispanic mothers.
The extended cold weather-mortality associations observed in our study suggest that there is potentially a cumulative health effect of cold weather and gradual weakening and displacement by death [ 22, 36, 37], also evidenced by a small number of epidemiologic studies that have considered long lag structures [ 1– 3, 22, 32, 38].
Rose said he had been feeling under the weather due to "cumulative hayfever".
The Arctic climate is under accelerating change resulting in both incremental (cumulative) warming and extreme (episodic) weather events that influence temperature and hydrological processes (Patz et al., 1996).
