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In Cox proportional hazards models, associations of the −803GA polymorphism and retinol intake with type 2 diabetes risk were examined.

In these models, associations of both bone lead biomarkers with overall cognitive function were stronger than associations corresponding to blood lead.

PTB RDs for a 1-μg/m increase in OC with exposures at each week of gestation are shown in Figure 2. In single and multi-species models associations of OC were generally null for ExPTB.

In an analysis adjusting for a common set of these confounders across all models, associations of SHS exposure with BMI growth and attained BMI at 18 years of age were not substantially changed (see Supplemental Material, Table S3).

In the single-pollutant models, associations of OP metrics with increased FENO 2 hr after exposure were evident in the outdoor-only models, whereas they disappeared in the two-pollutant models.

Virological status was ascertained after five years of follow up and multivariate analysis used to model associations of baseline variables and medication adherence with time to viral suppression or failure.

However, in a multi-adjusted model, associations of LEA were statistically significant with the incidence of the 3 cause-specific mortalities (Table  3).

Specifically, we modeled associations of pregnancy PBDE with body mass at age 7 years adjusting separately for maternal TSH, maternal free T4, and neonatal TSH while controlling for confounders of the thyroid hormone obesity relations (Cole and Hernán 2002).

In this model, association of a positive elongation factor or an anti-terminator with RNA Polymerase II (RNAP II) is essential.

However, in fully adjusted model association of PCB-118 with diagnosis and steatosisgrade was significant and the precision of the effect estimates was increased as compared to models adjusted only for age (Table  3 and Additional file 1: Table S1).

Regression models examine associations of ABI and BP with biomarkers of energy balance and metabolism and of inflammation and infection.