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Upper and lower bounds for the total number of expected cases of sigT in the future were calculated using the lower and upper bounds of the 95% confidence intervals (CIs) of the age-specific IRs in the years 2009 2011.

The PM2.5 concentrations for the present and future scenarios were calculated using aviation emission inventories developed by the Volpe National Transportation Systems Center and a global chemistry-climate model.

Odds ratios (OR) with 95%% confidence intervals (95 % CI) of frailty (dichotomous, FI > =0.25) and FI (continuous, per 0.01 increment) for future fall risks were calculated using logistic regression models, unadjusted and adjusted for age, gender and variables significantly associated with future falls in the univariate models.

Sample sizes required for future clinical trials were calculated using annualized change score in 3 potential outcome measures: whole brain atrophy (using BBSI), change in graded naming test, and DTI change within either right paracallosal cingulum or right uncinate fasciculus (chosen on the basis of statistical significance).

Heat wave summary statistics for the baseline period 1981 2000 and the future period 2081 2100 period were calculated using the CMIP3 multimodel daily maximum temperature output under the B1, A1B, and A2 scenarios of the IPCC Special Report on Emissions Scenarios (SRES) (IPCC 2000).

Averages were calculated using three spike-ins.

Modeled scattering intensities were calculated using CRYSOL63.

Read counts were calculated using HTSeq-count.

Relative expression levels were calculated using 2−△△Ct method2−△△Ct

Component scores were calculated using regression models.

All percentages were calculated using USD.