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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2023 Mar 22.
Published in final edited form as: J Expo Sci Environ Epidemiol. 2021 Jun 5;32(1):48–59. doi: 10.1038/s41370-021-00342-4

Table 2:

Correlation between V. victoriae in bedroom floor dust and neighborhood characteristics and allergens. Data in bold indicate statistically significant associations.

Characteristic Correlation coefficient* P value
Neighborhood asthma prevalence −0.11 0.096
Year home built −0.002 0.98
Median neighborhood household income (500 meters) in $10K 0.089 0.17
Family household income in $10K 0.080 0.23
Number people living in home 0.13 0.052
Der f 1(ug/g) 0.074 0.26
Bla g 2 (ug/g) −0.072 0.27
Mus m 1 (ug/g) −0.038 0.57
Fel d 1 (ug/g) 0.053 0.42
Can f 1 (ug/g) 0.14 0.027
Airborne PM2.5§ 0.017 0.80
Airborne black carbon§ −0.057 0.39
Mean specific humidity** 0.20 0.004
*

Spearman rank correlation coefficient.

School based prevalence of asthma among 5-year-old children for the child’s United Hospital Fund Neighborhood (several zip codes).

GIS census-based variable of the median income of the household in the surrounding radian 500 meters.

Allergens measured in bed dust.

§

Airborne fine particulate matter (PM2.5) and black carbon fraction of PM2.5 were measured in the air of the home during the week following dust collection.

**

Specific humidity in home measured during the week following dust collection.