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We modeled exposure of PM2.5 based on daily measurements of AOD in 32 grid cells across Worcester County.

In a recent study by Heinrich et al. [ 1] on self reported traffic intensity compared to modeled exposure of air pollution from traffic, the subjective assessments of exposure tended to overestimate the modeled estimates of air pollution exposure, indicating only a weak association between self reported and modeled air pollution.

We performed Cox regression analyses of asthma onset and linear regression analyses of modeled exposure for each covariate, shown in Table 1 except the present ones.

Modeled exposure to nitrogen oxides (NOx), expressed as mean concentrations per trimester, and proximity to roads of different traffic densities were used as proxy indicators of exposure to combustion-related air pollution.

Modeled exposure to PM was not clearly related to BP, although point estimates were mostly elevated.

A 2002 study modeled exposures to dioxins from four brands of tampons and estimated them to be insignificant compared with exposures through the food supply or other sources.

We used an analytical method to estimate uncertainty in our modeled exposure data because of its relative simplicity, and because of the extensive data gaps, the uncertainty in most of the chemical parameters can only be approximated using QSA(P R models and expert judgment (MacLeod et al. 2002; Slob 1994).

In contrast, there was no association between the modeled exposure and any of the outcomes.

Modeled exposures to air pollutants and drinking-water disinfection by-products, mainly trihalomethanes (THMs), were available for a large proportion of the study population.

In utero, modeled exposures for each child were estimated as the modeled serum concentrations in the mother who had been successfully matched to the child, at the time of the first trimester of pregnancy (n = 4,713); these pregnancies occurred from 1987 to 2005.

Figure 3 provides a statistical summary of CV for modeled exposure metrics (output) as a function of model input parameters for all chemicals.