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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2007 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Sci Technol. 2006 Jul 1;40(13):4226–4232. doi: 10.1021/es052477m

Table 2.

Regression Results for Elemental Carbon1

Equation 1: log(PersonalEC) = β10 + β11log(WorkAreaEC) + β12(Smoking) + εijk
Work Area 0.99 (0.04)**
Smoking 0.17 (0.06)**
Constant 0.05 (0.03)
Equation R2 0.64
Equation 2: log(WorkAreaEC) = β20 + β21(Terminal Size) + β22(P&D) + β23(Shop)+ β24(Ventilation)+ β25log(YardEC) + β26(Job)+ γijk
Terminal Size 0.01 (0.002)**
P&D Drivers 0.002 (0.001)*
Mechanics 0.002 (0.001)
Ventilation −0.09 (0.01)**
Yard Background 0.71 (0.05)**
Job 2.11 (0.09)**
Constant −0.21 (0.08)**
Equation R2 0.64
Equation 3: log(YardEC)= β30 + β31(Relative Humidity) + β32(Temperature) + β33(Windspeed) + β34(Interstate) + β35(Industrial) + β3(69)(4 Regional Dummies) + ηijk
Relative Humidity −0.004 (0.002)*
Temperature −0.01 (0.004)**
Windspeed −0.11 (0.01)**
Interstate Distance −0.30 (0.07)**
Industrial Land Uses 0.01 (0.001)**
Region 1 – Midwest 0.51 (0.20)**
Region 2 – Northeast 0.84 (0.19)**
Region 3 – South 1.08 (0.20)**
Region 4 – West 0.68 (0.18)**
Constant N/A
Equation R2 0.51

Coefficients listed with standard errors in parentheses;

**

significant at 1% level,

*

significant at 5% level

1

All particulate concentrations are log transformations measured in μg/m3