And they threw out other studies like the ones that showed decreases in wintertime deaths because of methodological problems.
More leftovers, as this wealthy housewife illustrates with her beloved Deutsche marks, could be used to keep the family warm in wintertime.
The absorbing story, set in a desolate patch of the Mississippi Delta in wintertime, begins obliquely, as a man is found dead, a suicide, in his modest home.
"In wintertime, the cliff surface gets so cold that its temperature falls below the freezing point of CO2, which at low pressure goes directly to solid, " said Dr Musselwhite.
Glaze a building and make the glass transparent in the wintertime, opaque in the summer.
And in the wintertime, you can have anywhere from three to six foot visibility.
But hens were fickle and laid different amounts, less in the wintertime.
In the wintertime, he used to turn on the gas stove and close all the doors, so it got real hot in there.
An SUV in the wintertime feels like a comfy pair of UGG boots and my Burberry jacket, but the only trouble is that it was 60 degrees in January in New York City.
Unexpected warming in the middle of wintertime, cooler temperatures in the springtime where it should be warm.
Sunchokes' amped-up wintertime sweetness and delicate nuttiness play well in all kinds of seasonal preparations.
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For instance, if you're diving in the Mississippi River and it's the wintertime, believe it or not the visibility is usually much better than during the summertime.
Even if wintertime Antarctic sea ice were to increase or decrease significantly in the future, it would not have a huge impact on the climate system, according to the Center.
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