Figure 3
The figure shows two box plots side by side. In both graphs, the horizontal axis is labeled “Operative temperature,” and the markings from left to right are: “17 degrees Celsius to 19.9 degrees Celsius,” “18 degrees Celsius,” “23 degrees Celsius to 25.9 degrees Celsius,” “24 degrees Celsius,” “29 degrees Celsius to 31.9 degrees Celsius,” and “30 degrees Celsius.” The vertical axis is labeled “Clothing values” and ranges from 0.0 to 1.5 in increments of 0.5 units. Each marking on the horizontal axis has one box plot. For each operative temperature, the red box plot represents “R E,” and the blue box plot represents “V E.” The box plot on the left is labeled “a,” and the details for the box plot are as follows: 17 degrees Celsius to 19.9 degrees Celsius: R E: Minimum: 0.37. Lower Quartile: 0.61. Median: 0.79. Upper Quartile: 0.97. Maximum: Nil. 18 degrees Celsius: I V E: Minimum: 0.59. Lower Quartile: 0.63. Median: 0.63. Upper Quartile: 0.63. Maximum: 0.84. 23 degrees Celsius to 25.9 degrees Celsius: R E: Minimum: Nil. Lower Quartile: 0.37. Median: 0.59. Upper Quartile: 0.61. Maximum: 0.97. 24 degrees Celsius: I V E: Minimum: 0.58. Lower Quartile: 0.63. Median: 0.63. Upper Quartile: 0.63. Maximum: 0.86. Three outliers are present horizontally between the “Maximum” of “23 degrees Celsius to 25.9 degrees Celsius” and “24 degrees Celsius.” 29 degrees Celsius to 31.9 degrees Celsius: R E: Minimum: Nil. Lower Quartile: 0.37. Median: 0.45. Upper Quartile: 0.56. Maximum: 0.63. 30 degrees Celsius: I V E: Minimum: 0.58. Lower Quartile: 0.63. Median: 0.63. Upper Quartile: 0.63. Maximum: 0.87. Three outliers are present horizontally between the “Maximum” of “29 degrees Celsius to 31.9 degrees Celsius” and “30 degrees Celsius.” The box plot on the left is labeled “b,” and the details for the box plot are as follows: 17 degrees Celsius to 19.9 degrees Celsius: R E: Minimum: 0.65. Lower Quartile: 0.66. Median:0.86. Upper Quartile: 1.02. Maximum: 1.13. 18 degrees Celsius: I V E: Minimum: 0.56. Lower Quartile: 0.61. Median:0.61. Upper Quartile: 0.61. Maximum: 0.71. Three outliers are present horizontally between the “Maximum” of “17 degrees Celsius to 19.9 degrees Celsius,” and “18 degrees Celsius.” 23 degrees Celsius to 25.9 degrees Celsius: R E: Minimum: Nil. Lower Quartile: 0.44. Median:0.61. Upper Quartile: 0.65. Maximum: 1.05. 24 degrees Celsius: I V E: Minimum: 0.56. Lower Quartile: 0.61. Median:0.61. Upper Quartile: 0.61. Maximum: 0.71. 29 degrees Celsius to 31.9 degrees Celsius: R E: Minimum: 0.43. Lower Quartile: 0.43. Median:0.43. Upper Quartile: 0.43. Maximum: 0.43. 30 degrees Celsius: I V E: Minimum: 0.56. Lower Quartile: 0.61. Median:0.61. Upper Quartile: 0.61. Maximum: 0.71. Note: All numerical data values are approximated.Mean value test for clothing level (a) sedentary activity and (b) high intensity activity, ***p < 0.001, **p < 0.01, *p < 0.05, n.s. = no significant difference. Source: Authors’ own work