borderline significantp =0.07
Higher springtime temperature decreased annual mortality, while higher summer temperature increased the death toll; however, both were only borderline significant ( p =0.07).
Higher springtime temperature decreased annual mortality, while higher summer temperature increased the death toll; however, both were only borderline significant ( p =0.07).
In our fully adjusted model, the effect of spring and summer temperature on mortality reached borderline significance, although in opposing directions.