Clothing insulation and temperature, layer and mass of clothing under comfortable environmental conditions

Table 3 The results of ANOVA analysis between air temperature and various parameters ^a

t_a, °C	Number of layers of clothing within an outfit			M_total, g	I_cl, clo
	Upper clothing	Lower clothing	Total
14 (Mar/Apr)	3.2(1.01)^b,c,d	1.0(0.00)	4.2(1.01)^b,c,d	1659(370.3)^b,c,d	2.10(0.362)^b,c,d
23 (Sept/Oct)	1.8(0.64)^b,e,f	1.0(0.00)	2.8(0.64)^b,e,f	928(248.0)^b,e,f	1.37(0.392)^b,e
25 (May/Jun)	1.4(0.49)^c,e	1.0(0.18)	2.4(0.56)^c,e	732(225.5)^c,e,g	1.38(0.402)^c,f
29 (Jul/Aug)	1.1(0.35)^d,f	1.0(0.00)	2.1(0.35)^d,f	473(207.5)^d,f,g	0.78(0.241)^d,e,f
F-value	59.924	1.046	56.841	109.727	71.361
P	0.000	0.375	0.000	0.000	0.000

Abbreviations: I_cl, Level of clothing insulation; M_total, Total clothing mass.
^aData are mean (SD).
^b–gSuperscript letters indicate post hoc tests; identical letters mean the differences between t_a values within each parameter.

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