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Several empirical studies have suggested that neighborhood characteristics influence health, with most studies having focused on neighborhood deprivation or aspects of the physical environment, such as services and amenities.
Most studies having shown respiratory health effects from traffic exhaust were conducted in urban areas with a complex mixture of air pollution sources.
Although the theory does not take smoking uptake into account, the hardening hypothesis has been tested in the smoking populations of North America, Australia and western Europe, with most studies having limitations including restrictions in the available data [ 4– 6].
The sample size or the number of subjects enrolled varied markedly between the studies (with most studies having small sample size) and may have increased the chance of type II error.
The number of low birth weight infants in the iron supplementation treatment group ranged from 16 to 90, with most studies having 20 to 40 infants per iron supplementation treatment group.
Most studies having looked at health outcomes in relation to distance to major roads did not take into account prevailing wind directions and used the same distance thresholds for both sides of a major road.
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But most studies have found that those concerns are unwarranted.
Most studies have involved foraging and feeding behaviour.
Most studies have found that residential developments themselves do not pay for public services.
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