Sentence examples for minimum apparent temperature from inspiring English sources

Heat wave was defined based on the city 90th percentile of the monthly maximum and minimum apparent temperature.

A study from Europe [ 2] used the average of lags 0 15 minimum apparent temperature to estimate cold weather effects on mortality during the cold season, October-March.

In a recent large multi-centre European study (PHEWE, 15 cities), Analitis et al. [ 13] found that a 1°C decrease in 16-day-average minimum apparent temperature was associated with 1.25%-3.30%-3.30%ases of total or cause-specific mortalities.

Then, for the heat analyses, we also tested the use of the 99th percentile of minimum apparent temperature, which is the perceived air temperature given the ambient humidity (Kalkstein and Valimont 1986; Steadman 1979).

The authors compared seven temperature measures: maximum, mean, and minimum temperature; maximum, mean, and minimum apparent temperature; and the Humidex, based on daily data for 107 U.S. cities during 1987–2000.

Analitis et al. [ 13] reported a higher estimate (a 1°C decrease induced a 1.7% increase in cardiovascular mortality in cold seasons) within the PHEWE project, which might be attributed to their use of a 16-day average of minimum apparent temperature.

In 2003, an increase in both minimum and maximum apparent temperature was observed in all cities, except in Athens.

We first investigated associations between high temperature and mortality using daily measures of mean, maximum, minimum, and maximum apparent temperature (MAT).

We only examined the effect of mean temperature, not maximum, minimum, and apparent temperature.

Heat waves were defined considering both maximum apparent temperature and minimum temperature and classified by intensity, duration and timing during summer.

Exposure to heat waves considered both extreme day time values in terms of maximum apparent temperature (Tappmax) and high night time temperatures through minimum temperature (Tmin).