11.   Demand is strongest in winter and summer months when extreme temperatures cause more lead-acid batteries to fail, forcing motorists to buy replacements.

12.   Everyone is advised to dress appropriately because the extreme temperatures can cause sunbite.

13.   Even worse, high daytime temperatures cause the sap to break down, resulting in cloudy syrup.

14.   Falling temperatures caused medical personnel to add hypothermia to the list of hazards they treated.

15.   For instance, higher temperatures caused European harbor seals to group together on land in bigger colonies, making them more vulnerable to infections.

16.   In that design, when air comes in contact with the conduit, the cold temperature causes water to condense on it.

17.   Incidentally, they cautioned consumers not to try pouring oil from their kitchen cupboard into an engine, because high temperatures would cause it to gel.

18.   Lawyers for the car owners who sued Ford said an engineer had warned the company that high temperatures would cause the device to fail and stall the engine.

19.   No dog should be left in an unshaded area because rising body temperatures can cause sickness and death.

20.   Subnormal temperature causes blood vessels to constrict, reducing the amount of oxygen getting to tissues, and impairs immune function in multiple ways.