… Our modelling strategy for pulmonary function tests may also … -linear models to adjust for
differences in pulmonary function … Although pulmonary function tests are non-linearly related to …

… Because our models are additive on the logarithmic scale, we give model results in terms
of percent change ([e β − 1] · 100%) from the appropriate reference group. Using our …

… of secondhand smoke (SHS) exposure on pulmonary function … baseline SHS exposure and
the risk of lung function decline … structural models to elucidate the impact of SHS exposure on …

… by smoking status and subsequently fitted separate models … early-life exposures and rate
of adult lung function decline (29… early-life exposures among smokers were associated with …

… adjusted model including maternal smoking … smoke exposure on lung function, but we
saw no evidence of this [4, 31, 33]. Few studies on tobacco smoke exposure and lung function …

… following three exposures on lung function: (1) maternal smoking during pregnancy, (2)
passive smoking during the … This model appears to be highly analogous to the development of …

… tobacco smoke exposure perinatally with lung function, lung function growth … models were
performed to estimate the association between perinatal smoke exposure and lung function at …

… was always positive and showed no indication of heterogeneity, but did not reach significance
with any single lung function parameter in the confounder-adjusted model. Current ETS …

… residual capacity, and total lung capacity per unit of body weight relative to control animals.
Our findings suggest that ambient wildfire smoke exposure … wood smoke exposure models …

… ’s sharp decline in pulmonary function. In this study, the mouse model was established by
combining cigarette smoke exposure with LPS intranasal inhalation, a method which mimics …