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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2018 Oct 1.
Published in final edited form as: Environ Res. 2017 Jun 9;158:72–81. doi: 10.1016/j.envres.2017.05.030

Table A2.

Sociodemographic variables of the included and excluded subjects in the study population of pregnant women from San Diego County 2000–2003

Variable Category Included
N (%)
Excluded
N (%)
All subjects 1957 (100%) 227 (100%)
Sex Female 998 (51.0%) 112 (49.3%)
Male 959 (49.0%) 115 (50.7%)
Race/ethnicity Hispanic 1352 (69.1%) 171 (75.3%)
Asian 25 (1.3%) 3 (1.3%)
Black 81 (4.1%) 6 (2.6%)
Other 90 (4.6%) 8 (3.5%)
White 409 (20.9%) 39 (17.2%)
Mother’s birthplace US 882 (45.1%) 98 (43.2%)
Mexico 933 (47.7%) 115 (50.7%)
Other 142 (7.3%) 14 (6.2%)
Maternal age (years) <21 446 (22.8%) 54 (23.8%)
21–25 575 (29.4%) 59 (26.0%)
26–30 435 (22.2%) 61 (26.9%)
>30 501 (25.6%) 53 (23.3%)
Maternal education (highest grade) <9 537 (28.0%) 63 (28.3%)
9–11 319 (16.6%) 38 (17.0%)
12 580 (30.2%) 74 (33.2%)
>12 484 (25.2%) 48 (21.5%)
Maternal weight (lbs) <130 441 (25.0%) 55 (24.2%)
131–147 438 (24.8%) 37 (16.3%)
148–160 449 (25.4%) 78 (34.4%)
>160 438 (24.8%) 57 (25.1%)
Delivery NVD 1523 (77.8%) 161 (70.9%)
Caesarean 434 (22.2%) 66 (29.1%)
Insurance Private 589 (30.1%) 68 (30.1%)
Public 1368 (69.9%) 158 (69.9%)

Abbreviations: N, number of participants; NVD, normal vaginal delivery