Part A. Nitrogen dioxide, as measured by monitoring stations Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators Number of subjects.

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Part A. Nitrogen dioxide, as measured by monitoring stations Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators Number of subjects Concentration (in parts per billion)

Part B. Nitrogen oxides, as measured by monitoring stations Number of subjects Concentration (in parts per billion) Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part C. Nitrogen monoxide, as measured by monitoring stations Number of subjects Concentration (in parts per billion) Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part D. Carbon monoxide, as measured by monitoring stations Number of subjects Concentration (in parts per million) Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part E. Particulate matter of less than 10 µm in aerodynamic diameter, as measured by monitoring stations Concentration (in micrograms per cubic meter) Number of subjects Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part F. Particulate matter of less than 2.5 µm in aerodynamic diameter, as measured by monitoring stations Concentration (in micrograms per cubic meter) Number of subjects Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part G. Nitrogen dioxide, as predicted by the land use regression model Number of subjects Concentration (in parts per billion) Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part H. Nitrogen oxides, as predicted by the land use regression model Number of subjects Concentration (in parts per billion) Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part I. Nitrogen oxides, as predicted by CALINE4 Concentration (in parts per billion) Number of subjects Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part J. Carbon monoxide, as predicted by CALINE4 Number of subjects Concentration (in micrograms per cubic meter) Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part K. Particulate matter of less than 2.5 µm in aerodynamic diameter, as predicted by CALINE4 Concentration (in micrograms per cubic meter) Number of subjects Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part L. Traffic density within 50 meters around roadways Number of subjects Vehicle number per day/meter Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part M. Traffic density within 75 meters around roadways Number of subjects Vehicle number per day/meter Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part N. Traffic density within 100 meters around roadways Number of subjects Vehicle number per day/meter Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part O. Traffic density within 150 meters around roadways Number of subjects Vehicle number per day/meter Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part P. Traffic density within 200 meters around roadways Number of subjects Vehicle number per day/meter Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part Q. Traffic density within 250 meters around roadways Number of subjects Vehicle number per day/meter Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part R. Traffic density within 300 meters around roadways Vehicle number per day/meter Number of subjects Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part S. Distance to the next freeway Number of subjects Distance in meters Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators

Part T. Distance to the next main road Number of subjects Distance in meters Additional file 1. Histograms of the distributions of air pollution indicators