Since thermal effects to heat-sensitive food materials (e.g., protein denaturation, changes in physiological activities) have to be excluded, cold plasma treatment offers an interesting alternative for food decontamination as surface temperatures lower than 45 °C should be realized.
Our own results suggested an increase in the odds of SIDS at the lowest temperatures, although this finding should be interpreted with caution because we excluded cold months and precision was low.
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In some lowland areas the adult salamanders will remain active all winter long, excluding cold spells.
However, basing the VOI on only the high uptake areas would exclude "colder" areas that could have a considerable impact on the heterogeneity [39].
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VvWRKY05, 21, 32 and 40 were excluded from cold-treated experiment since their Ct value of amplification curve were over 35 cycles in the templates of normal and cold-treated shoot apex.
Modeling outcomes of respiratory infections excluding common cold and nonspecific upper respiratory infections increased the central estimate to 1.50 and decreased heterogeneity (p = 0.07).
Based on a proportion of damp/moldy housing in the population of 20-50% [ 21], and selected ORs in Table 3, approximate ARPs would be: for acute bronchitis, 8-18%; for respiratory infections excluding common cold and nonspecific upper respiratory infections, 9-20%; and for respiratory infections in children or infants, 9-19%.
For that reason, those cities with a cutoff for extreme cold ≥ 10°C or a cutoff for extreme heat ≤ 20°C were excluded from the cold and heat analysis, respectively, leaving a total of 42 cities for each analysis.
This excluded findings such as for common cold, chest cold with wheeze, acute upper respiratory infections, acute respiratory tract infections, respiratory infections, and airway infections.
