marginally statistically significantp -value = 0.17
However, temperature overall was only a marginally statistically significant predictor of all-cause deaths after adjustment for other covariates ( p -value = 0.17).
However, temperature overall was only a marginally statistically significant predictor of all-cause deaths after adjustment for other covariates ( p -value = 0.17).
In the present study, we estimated that between 2005 and 2012 each 10°F increase in maximum daily temperature was associated with approximately 2% higher rates of ED visits for both respiratory and cardiovascular diseases, but these associations did not reach statistical significance, suggesting that additional studies in larger data sets are needed.