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Results: Model estimates show that cyclist fragility (children under 10 years old and elderly cyclists over 60 years of age) and cyclist intoxication are aggravating individual factors, while helmet use is a mitigating factor.

Contrary to the EKC hypothesis, both fixed effect and random effect model estimates show that higher income does not induce greater environmental awareness or, in different words, that the income elasticity hypothesis holds for housing demand rather (or more) than for environment.

The pan-size estimates also tend to decrease as an effect of this, but the mixture model estimates show some variability.

Although the WSU climate change air quality simulation estimates suggest large decreases in O3-related deaths in the Southeast and large increases in the Northeast, the GNM and NERL model estimates show regional effects in just the opposite directions.

The model estimates show the largest amount of within-community variations in individual exposures of any of the models; however, validating these types of models is difficult and resource intensive (Peters 1997).

The model estimates show a difference in societal cost between an individual with a first year hip fracture vs. an individual that avoids a first year hip fracture ranging from 280,000 to 550,000 SEK in the age and gender groups, with the largest differences in community care costs, see Table 2.

Model estimates showed that increased minimum length limits were much more effective than stock enhancement for increasing SPR and angler catches in exploited populations, but length limits resulted in reduced harvest.

The bivariate probit model estimates showed a protective effect of SP on CHE of 3.6 p.p.; the 2SRI model estimated a similar protective effect of 3.7 p.p.

With a 6 g/day reduction in salt intake, using the holistic model estimates showed that 33%% of people benefit and gain an average of 2.8 years of life without a myocardial infarction or stroke.

Our QCDL model estimates showed significant QTc prolongation in association with increasing BC and CO in 50% of the study population with higher genetic susceptibility to oxidative stress (as measured by GSS).

Model estimates showed that previous moderate activity was associated with an 80% increased relative risk of current moderate activity (RRR 1.84; 95% CI: 1.65, 2.04) and more than a doubling in relative risk of current high activity (RRR 2.15; 95% CI: 1.93, 2.40).