Sentence examples for heating interventions from inspiring English sources

This paper describes the residential sector and the results of two community-based trials of housing and heating interventions that have been designed to measure the impact of (1) retrofitting insulation and (2) replacing unflued gas heaters and electric resistance heaters with heat pumps, wood pellet burners and flued gas heaters.

However, while we expected a lower thigh Tmvl in the UPPER condition compared to WHOLE condition, thigh muscle temperature was not different between heating interventions.

We investigated the impact of a heating intervention on symptoms of asthma in children in homes that had been insulated before this trial.

At 10 min, 10 of 14 and 4 of 14; at 20 min, 8 of 14 and 1 of 14; and at 30 min, 7 of 14 and 1 of 14 mice in dry-cold and humidified-warm cohorts, respectively, required significantly more heating intervention due to body temperatures falling below 36.5 °C.

In Detroit, the 2009 satellite-derived LST image corrected for atmospheric effects and spatial variations in emissivity as well as the SI image from the 2006 NLCD might be suitable to represent air temperature variability between sites for heat exposure studies in the region or for targeting heat-health interventions.

The information about the types of heat protection interventions used in the study location can be combined with the literature review information to propose heat warning systems and other preventive interventions.

To reduce health-related threats of heat waves, interventions have been implemented in many parts of the world.

The high estimate by Columbia University scientists is based on a new model the first to account for variability in future population size, greenhouse gas trajectories, and the extent to which residents adapt to heat through interventions like air conditioning and public cooling centers.

The results will help generate hypotheses that can be investigated with quantitative studies, and they will produce examples of the type of heat prevention interventions used by workers.

Marie O'Neill, an associate professor at the University of Michigan whose research group addresses sustainability and environmental justice, is passionate about connecting the epidemiology of cold and heat to interventions that offer more than one benefit.

Identify occupations in countries in different climate zones that are particularly vulnerable to heat-induced health risks and work capacity suppression, due to the work being outdoors during the hot season or indoors in places where heat reducing interventions are not in place.