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The parameter set that fit the BCH data differed substantially from the adult values but was generally similar to the values obtained by fitting the premature infant data set.

RPV and EJA collected sequences for the infant data set.

For this, we separated the adult and infant data sets, where E. coli proportions are ∼10−5/bacteria, from the unweaned baby data set, where E. coli is more abundant.

The Babson & Benda growth chart [ 17], for example, did not describe the smoothing steps of this disjuncture to link their fetal and term infant data sets.

Importantly, none of the 107 putative MEs from our original publication (see Table S2A from ref. 1) showed overlaps with the list of genes, which had DNA methylation associations with periconceptual nutrition from the cord blood of Gambian infants (see Supplementary Data set Table 2 and Gene list 1 and 3 from ref. 10).

Of the 6,639 infant deaths in our data set, there were 576 deaths from respiratory causes, 1,379 deaths from SIDS, 755 deaths from ill-defined causes, and 3,622 deaths due to other causes.

Of the 788 infant deaths in our data set, 46% died between 1 and 3 months of age, 30% died between 3 and 6 months of age, and 24% died after 6 months of age.

Of the 788 infant deaths in our data set, there were 51 deaths from respiratory causes (13 from BPD), 136 deaths from SIDS, and 55 deaths from external causes.

For the data set on infants' congenital anomaly, Wittes and Fienberg [ 31, 32] obtained a close estimate respectively 638 cases under independent assumption and 634 cases for the log-linear model approach.

129 eHCF-fed, 56 eHCF + LGG-fed, and 163 AAF-fed infants were excluded from the data set because they were premature, they had less than six prescriptions for any of the formulas of interest, or they had serious overlapping health conditions, and therefore, consumed a disproportionate amount of resource use that was not indicative of CMA.

Owing to some extreme outlier values for placental- and birth weights, as well as for body length of infant and head circumference in the data set of the MBRN, only values within three standard deviations from the mean for these variables were included in the analyses: placenta weight 99 1258 g, birth weight 1937 5242 g, length 43.1 57.6 cm, and head circumference 30.3 40.3 cm.