… investigate whether neighborhood socioeconomic status (NSES) … census tracts at birth, 361
at childhood, and 425 at adulthood. On average, there were 2.6 participants per census tract …

… We evaluated the association of census tract-level neighborhood household income (nINC) …
events within census tracts and within patients, were estimated using Poisson regression. …

… census tracts for each participant (neighborhood) as defined by the 2000 US Census using
a … Once we identified the census tracts and corresponding data for each participant, these …

… census tract and (2) the census block group (a smaller and often more homogenous subdivision
of the census tract … 4000 that typically reside in a census tract24). I then compared the …

… We assessed for variation in CRC incidence across census tracts using Weibull gamma
frailty models and found that it was not statistically significant (likelihood ratio test P value = .19-.…

… census data, we decided a priori to use census-defined boundaries based on census tracts,
… as possible by using a combination of census tract or block group boundaries. We defined a …

… agency personnel, the residents of the census tract are by no means newcomers from the …
A socio-economic status score was computed for each respondent by adding together one …

… King County has 373 census tracts with a mean area of 14.8 square km per tract. Socioeconomic
status was captured by median household income per tract and percent of residents …

… Census linked to the patient's ZIP code of residence. We assessed the effects of socioeconomic
status … This is perhaps not surprising because census tracts were designed to produce …

… to the 1990 census tract definitions. Because some census tract boundaries changed …
censuses using the 1990/2000 Census Tract Relationship File to facilitate the interpolation. …