<p>Daily mean apparent temperatures at lag 0–3 in 2011 and 2012 (upper panel); expected daily numbers of attributable no-white tag visits (for each day the median of the distribution is reported) in 2011 and 2012 (lower panel). In the upper panel, horizontal continuous lines represent the estimated threshold and dotted lines represent the associated 90% confidence interval (CI); in the lower panel, dotted lines represent the 10th and 90th percentiles of the distribution of the daily number of attributable visits. The values on the <i>x</i> axis refer to the calendar days within each warm season, from 1, representing May 15<sup>th</sup>, to 122, representing September 15<sup>th</sup>.</p
<p>Models adjusted for a single pollutant (same lag as temperature), relative humidity (same lag as ...
<p>Solid line: observed values during the period, dashed line: predicted values for 2012 with and wi...
<p>Solid curves represent lag–mortality associations, and shadings represent 95% CIs (red: hot tempe...
Values of daily high, low, and average daily temperatures were obtained from each year. High values ...
<p>The green line shows the daily mean of air temperature in 2012, the red line shows the daily mean...
<p>Panel (A) shows a histogram of observed temperatures on SAH days relative to the 10-year monthly ...
<p>Estimated effect of mean apparent temperature above the threshold on ED visits at lag 0–3.</p
<p>Graph showing daily mean temperatures (dark line) and – percentiles (shaded area) for the study a...
<p>The bold lines are 10-day moving averages. Inset in panel A is the histogram of frequency distrib...
<p>Estimated effect of mean apparent temperature above the threshold on ED visits at lag 0 and lag 0...
In each of the eight panels the point represents the estimated mean monthly effect and the intersect...
<p>A: daily weather data; B: predicted frequency (%) of lesion units (LUs) with ungerminated conidia...
<p>Panels for each variable include (right) the interpolated time series for meteorological and clim...
This paper uses statistics to analyze Boise-wide average temperatures in the months of July and Dece...
<p>Daily mean temperature, observed and expected mortality during the cold spell of February 2012.</...
<p>Models adjusted for a single pollutant (same lag as temperature), relative humidity (same lag as ...
<p>Solid line: observed values during the period, dashed line: predicted values for 2012 with and wi...
<p>Solid curves represent lag–mortality associations, and shadings represent 95% CIs (red: hot tempe...
Values of daily high, low, and average daily temperatures were obtained from each year. High values ...
<p>The green line shows the daily mean of air temperature in 2012, the red line shows the daily mean...
<p>Panel (A) shows a histogram of observed temperatures on SAH days relative to the 10-year monthly ...
<p>Estimated effect of mean apparent temperature above the threshold on ED visits at lag 0–3.</p
<p>Graph showing daily mean temperatures (dark line) and – percentiles (shaded area) for the study a...
<p>The bold lines are 10-day moving averages. Inset in panel A is the histogram of frequency distrib...
<p>Estimated effect of mean apparent temperature above the threshold on ED visits at lag 0 and lag 0...
In each of the eight panels the point represents the estimated mean monthly effect and the intersect...
<p>A: daily weather data; B: predicted frequency (%) of lesion units (LUs) with ungerminated conidia...
<p>Panels for each variable include (right) the interpolated time series for meteorological and clim...
This paper uses statistics to analyze Boise-wide average temperatures in the months of July and Dece...
<p>Daily mean temperature, observed and expected mortality during the cold spell of February 2012.</...
<p>Models adjusted for a single pollutant (same lag as temperature), relative humidity (same lag as ...
<p>Solid line: observed values during the period, dashed line: predicted values for 2012 with and wi...
<p>Solid curves represent lag–mortality associations, and shadings represent 95% CIs (red: hot tempe...