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One study analyzed air pollution levels close to well sites during the fracking process.
Investigators analyzed air pollution exposure in residentially stable nonsmokers in 1977 and followed up in 1982 and 1992.
One other study analyzed air pollution and daily mortality in two U.S. counties and showed that the exposure-response relationship was stronger for the warmer season (Moolgavkar 2003).
We analyzed air pollution effects for overall concentrations and for a combination of background concentrations and traffic variables to identify effects of living near busy roads separately.
This is the first multicountry study to analyze air pollution as a potential determinant for preterm birth and LBW that included data from predominantly low- and middle-income countries (22 countries in three different regions).
To better understand the effect of ambient zinc on asthmatic children, we analyzed air pollution data from the Baltimore, Maryland, metropolitan area with ED utilization and hospitalization data for asthmatic children, to determine the relationship between ambient air zinc concentrations and asthma outcomes.
In this study, we firstly built basic models on the daily numbers of preterm births without analyzing the air pollution variables.
To determine the impact of Saturday restrictions, Davis analyzed hourly air pollution data from 29 monitoring stations around Mexico City from 2005 to 2012.
Comparative risk assessment is a "decision tool" for organizing and analyzing information about air pollution in a manner that will aid decision makers as they choose among competing priorities.
We used linear regression analyses with natural log (ln)–transformed lung function parameters as dependent variables to analyze associations between air pollution and continuous lung function parameters (Moshammer et al. 2006).
We analyzed effects of air pollution separately for the warm season (April September) and the cool season (October March) as well as for the entire year (Peng et al. 2005; Touloumi et al. 2006).
