Sentence examples for the cold effect from inspiring English sources

However, high RRs were observed for mortality at low temperature with the 0 21 days' lag, meaning that the cold effect took place relatively slowly and could last 3 weeks.

According to the sensitivity test of different lag days, in this study we quantified the "heat effect" as the extreme heat-related mortality risk with 0 3 lag days; and we used the models with lags of 0 21 days to calculate the extreme cold-related mortality risk as the "cold effect".

With 0 21 days' lag, the cold effect was pronounced in all city clusters, with the highest extreme cold-related mortality risk found in the PRD area (RR = 2.27; 95% CI: 1.63 3.16), followed by the YRD area (RR = 1.85; 95% CI: 1.56 2.20) and BTH region (RR = 1.33; 95% CI: 0.96 1.83).

In our study, the cold effect appeared more obvious than the heat effect in all city clusters (Table 2), and was consistent with the results of Anderson and Bell (2009), Guo et al. (2013), and Ma, Wang et al.. Therefore, considering the high sensitivity of population to cold stress, more attention should be paid to both types of extreme events, rather than only heat waves.

To show the effect of cold on the skin, filters were gradually drawn over the lights on the set, revealing the "cold effect" makeup.

Little modification of the cold effect by sex was observed in England and Wales (44).

Among the city clusters, the cold effects are stronger in the two southern city clusters (YRD and PRD).

The cold effects lasted longer than hot effects.

The cold effects were most prominent on the BdCBF3 gene expression with approximately 15-fold induction.

The analysis found that the cold effects were slightly higher in warmer communities.

Multivariate meta-analyses were used to combine the cold effects across each community.