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We also performed several secondary analyses: a) For all 10,546 children, we ran each model, simultaneously adjusting all PFCs for one another to account for confounding.

While a model simultaneously adjusting for all exposure periods at once is more desirable than separate models, the high correlation of usage across the exposure windows precludes meaningful inference from such a model.

Our model simultaneously adjusted for all trimester-specific exposure variables tended to suggest that a part of the apparent effect of first-trimester exposure was indeed caused by third-trimester exposure.

In a model simultaneously adjusted for both variables, the PR of birth weight < 3,000 g associated with an increase of 1 μg/m in PM2.5 whole pregnancy average was close to unity (PR = 0.96; 95% CI, 0.75 to 1.19), and that associated with PM2.5 third-trimester average varied little (PR = 1.17; 95% CI, 0.98 to 1.40).

Results from models including each single factor separately were similar to the results of the models simultaneously adjusting for all factors (Table 3).

In sensitivity analyses we tested associations in multi-pollutant models simultaneously adjusted for ΣHMWPm and ΣLMWPm.

‡ Models simultaneously adjusted for SNP, age (continuous), smoking history (ever/never).

Multivariable models simultaneously adjusted for the effect of each SNP, age (continuous), and smoking history (ever/never).

In addition, we estimated consumption of local foods in each food category, and included each local food category [in tertiles (low, medium, or high) or dichotomized as any vs. none when < 50% reported eating local foods] in multivariable models while simultaneously adjusting for total consumption of each food category (in tertiles).

The mortality risk difference was significant in all multivariable models except two models that simultaneously adjusted for: (1) comorbidity and surgery type and; (2) underlying diagnosis and surgery type.

We used a proportional hazards model to simultaneously adjust for several risk factors.