Out of the 20 years, seven have been predicted to be warm, two cold and the rest normal summer mean temperature (Table 9).
Accordingly, although incubation time was shorter overall in the 31°C-mean experiments than in the 26°C-mean experiments, development was slower under the ±5°C treatments as compared to the ±3°C treatments for each mean temperature (Table 3).
As expected by the altitudinal gradient, the two variables were significantly increased with decreasing annual mean temperature (Table 6).
For the projections, an increase in high-temperature events was found, which correlated with the projections' mean temperatures (Table 7).
Multiplicative interactions between inversions and age, sex, CO, NO2, O3, PM2.5, SO2, dew point temperature, and relative humidity were not significant at α = 0.1 (data not shown), but interactions between inversions and PM10, maximum temperature, and mean temperature were significant (Table 3).
The mean temperature at baseline was 38.5°C (table 1), a temperature at which 90% of doctors and 70% of nurses would recommend treatment, 25 and most of the children were unwell with febrile illness as it affected their comfort, appetite, activity, and sleep.
The descriptions of daily meteorological parameters and air pollutants by time period are shown in Table 2. Daily mean temperature, relative humidity, and barometric pressure also followed seasonal patterns, but each with different directions and magnitudes.
Table 4 Lower and USB monthly mean temperature descriptive statistics Temperature Jan Feb Mar Apr May Jun Jul Aug Sep Oct Nov Dec LSB (52 years) Min.
Urban counties had a higher mean population density, proportion of families living in poverty, mean temperature, and lower proportion of residents over the age of 65 (Table 3).
Accordingly, the whole months mean temperature for the last 52 years in the LSB has stated in Table 4.
Table 1 shows the statistical summary for CHD mortality, mean temperature and relative humidity.
