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The objective of this study was to determine the differences in the indoor air quality (IAQ) between green and non-green homes in low-income housing complexes.

However, the present study is unique in that there were nonasthmatic controls and there were no significant differences in the indoor air pollutant concentrations (PM2.5, PM10, O3, NO2), nor in potential sources of indoor air pollution, at present or in early life, between homes of asthmatic and control children.

There are important differences in the constituents of indoor and outdoor air pollution, with indoor NOx contribution coming mostly from indoor cooking and ECAT coming from traffic (Levy et al. 2010).

Spearman correlation was calculated between personal and indoor PM2.5 measurements collected on the same day and a linear mixed effect model was constructed to identify which variables best explained any differences in the association between personal and indoor PM2.5 measurements.

This reflects the differences in indoor CO concentrations found in urban and rural kitchens.

In addition, Lhcb1 and Lhcb2 levels were up to three times higher in the indoor plants, but differences in the PSI antenna were much smaller, with only the low-abundance Lhca5 protein showing altered levels.

The decreased relative humidity indoors during the intervention period may be explained by differences in outdoor and indoor temperature between baseline and intervention periods.

If ventilation or window use correlate with enrollment, then differences in the odor reports may be due to differences in indoor odor levels.

Strong seasonal differences in indoor to outdoor concentration ratios were observed for these compounds, reflecting the influence of home air exchange rates.

24 Other important outcomes include asthma risk due to household distance from a highly trafficked avenue, differences in indoor air pollution, differences in genetic admixture and differences in the distributions of SNPs associated with asthma between these two populations.

There is a very large variation in personal exposure between individual children, caused by differences in building design, indoor and outdoor sources, and activity patterns.