Additional file 1: Table S1. of Variability and predictors of urinary concentrations of organophosphate flame retardant metabolites among pregnant women in Rhode Island
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description: Parent flame retardants and limits of detection and percent detected of associated urinary metabolites. Table S2. Urinary concentrations of flame retardant metabolites and coefficients of variation (CV) in 12 blinded replicates. Table S3. Medians and selected percentiles of urinary flame retardant metabolites in urine during pregnancy. Table S4. Intraclass correlation coefficients of pilot study participantsâ   urinary flame retardant metabolite concentrations during pregnancy. Table S5. Intraclass correlation coefficients of average urinary flame retardant metabolite concentrations during pregnancy across pregnancy samples versus concentrations from a pooled urine sample among pilot study participants. Table S6. Spearman correlations among specific gravity standardized concentrations of flame retardant metabolites from the pooled urine samples. Table S7. Adjusted percent difference in urinary flame retardant metabolite concentrations as a function of sociodemographic predictors. Table S8. Adjusted percent difference in urinary flame retardant metabolite concentrations in pooled urine samples as a function of sociodemographic predictors (n=51). Table S9. Dietary predictors of urinary flame retardant metabolites during pregnancy. Table S10. Central tendency of urinary flame retardant metabolites (ng/mL) among adults in the United States. Figure S1. Bland Altman plots of the difference between urinary flame retardant metabolite concentrations measured in pooled urine samples and the average of concentrations from urine samples collected across pregnancy versus the mean of the two measurements. Figure S2. Adjusted percent difference in urinary flame retardant metabolites and 95% confidence intervals as a function of dietary factors. Figure S3. Scatterplots and trend lines for of log(2)transformed urinary flame retardant concentrations from pooled urine samples by maternal weight (kg). (DOCX 452 kb)