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Table 3.

Associations between exposure to prenatal EDC mixture and BMI trajectories from BWQS regression expressed as ORs (95% CrIs) using imputed data ( $uppercase italic n equals 1,911$ ), given unstratified and stratified by sex and socioeconomic status; for the INMA birth cohort study.

Models	Class 1: higher birth size with accelerated BMI gain	Class 2: higher birth size with slower BMI gain	Class 3: lower birth size with accelerated BMI gain	Class 4: average birth size with slower BMI gain	Class 5: lower birth size with slower BMI gain
Models	$uppercase italic n equals 212$	$uppercase italic n equals 513$	$uppercase italic n equals 292$	$uppercase italic n equals 607$	$uppercase italic n equals 287$
Unstratified^a	1.15 (0.68, 1.97)	1.16 (0.86, 1.58)	1.70 (1.03, 2.61)	Ref	1.23 (0.83, 1.88)
Sex^b
Female	1.38 (0.61, 3.10)	1.57 (1.03, 2.41)	1.43 (0.81, 2.59)	Ref	1.32 (0.76, 2.32)
Male	1.11 (0.61, 2.08)	0.79 (0.50, 1.25)	1.84 (0.88, 3.71)	Ref	1.08 (0.63, 1.92)
SES^c
High	1.68 (0.66, 4.31)	1.02 (0.63, 1.72)	1.05 (0.49, 1.44)	Ref	1.23 (0.63, 2.44)
Middle	0.68 (0.26, 1.97)	1.39 (0.61, 2.23)	1.09 (0.47, 2.72)	Ref	0.90 (0.38, 2.08)
Low	1.25 (0.67, 2.41)	1.38 (0.86, 2.27)	2.32 (1.28, 4.44)	Ref	1.42 (0.73, 2.72)

Note: Using data from the first imputed data set. BMI, body mass index; BWQS, Bayesian weighted quantile sum; CrI, credible interval; EDC, endocrine-disrupting chemical; INMA, INfancia y Medio Ambiente; N, number of observations; OR, odds ratio; Ref, reference; SES, socioeconomic status.

^{^a}

Unstratified models adjusted for child sex, parity, SES, maternal and paternal BMI, maternal smoking, maternal age, Mediterranean diet score, and subcohort.

^{^b}

Sex-stratified models adjusted for the same as unstratified models with the exception of sex.

^{^c}

SES-stratified models adjusted for the same as unstratified models with the exception of SES.