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We conducted three separate factor analyses (using the principal-factor method for calculating the correlation matrix) to create composite measures of SES: (1) prenatal – SES variables measured during pregnancy; (2) postnatal – SES variables assessed when the child was between the ages of 2 years and 3 years; and (3) combined –both pre- and postnatal SES variables.

This table provides a list of prioritized facilitators to help patients make decisions about treatment choices in African-American patients in nominal group 1. AA African-American, SES socioeconomic status, UAB University of Alabama at Birmingham (DOCX 14 kb) Additional file 2: Prioritized facilitators in AA2 (UAB, Birmingham, AA, 6 low SES, 1 high SES).

*P-values determined from Ward tests of beta coefficients in a model assuming linear trend of SES index groups: † SES 1 is the lowest quartile, SES 3 is the highest two quartiles combined.

The overall mean score for WOMAC pain was 41.0 (SD 18.2), for WOMAC function was 41.8 (SD 17.1) and for pain catastrophizing was 12 (SD 10.7).> -wrap-foot> *P-values compare SES groups with Kruskal-Wallis test for continuous and Fisher's Exact test for categorical variables; SES 1 is the lowest area-level SES quartiles, SES 3 is the highest two quartiles combined.

However, not a single accession was found having SES 1 after severe drought condition (Fig. 8h).

More interestingly, some rice accessions such as Kolpi 248 (IRGC 3725) or Early 3 (IRGC 38708) were found to be highly tolerant (SES 1) in early vegetative stage drought screening while the same accessions were highly sensitive (SES 9) after late vegetative stage drought exposure (Fig. 8b-c).

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Therefore, the contrasting SES scores/tolerance (SES 1-3 and 7-9) of the same accession (such as Kolpi 248) in different growth stages clearly suggest the drought tolerance of these accessions are possibly growth stage dependent.

Further, our finding of a sex difference between deprivation and CVD mortality are in accord with studies, which found that the socioeconomic-mortality association is weaker in women than men for person-level indicators of SES [1], [3], [20].

Studies have shown that adverse birth outcomes including low birth weight (LBW; birth weight < 2500 g), small for gestational age (SGA; < 10th percentile of birth weight for gestational age), or preterm birth (PTB; <37 weeks of gestation) have been associated with lower SES [ 1, 2] and maternal exposure to air pollution [ 3- 5].

Previous studies have attributed urban rural health disparities to differences in income and SES [ 1, 6].