Fig. 1: Weights representing the proportion of the positive and negative effects in the overall mixture in relation telomere length. | Journal of Exposure Science & Environmental Epidemiology

Fig. 1: Weights representing the proportion of the positive and negative effects in the overall mixture in relation telomere length.

From: Neighborhood built environment, psychosocial stressors, and telomere length of birth parents and their newborns from San Francisco, California

Fig. 1

Panel A shows weights for parental (N = 256), B for newborn (all, N = 385) and C for paired newborn (N = 175) samples. Note that the magnitude of positive weights can only be compared to other positive weights (not to negative weights) and vice versa. Black bars indicate negative weights, while gray bars indicate positive weights.

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