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Study flow chart.

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Association between ozone and ERVs/hospital admissions for asthma in the overall analyses.

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Fig 3.

Association between carbon monoxide and ERVs/hospital admissions for asthma in the overall analyses.

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Association between nitrogen dioxide and ERVs/hospital admissions for asthma in the overall analyses.

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Association between sulfur dioxide and ERVs/hospital admissions for asthma in the overall analyses.

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Fig 6.

Association between PM10 and ERVs/hospital admissions for asthma in the overall analyses.

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Fig 7.

Association between PM2.5 and ERVs/hospital admissions for asthma in the overall analyses.

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Table 1.

Association of six major air pollutants with ERVs and hospital admissions for asthma in overall and sensitivity analyses.

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Fig 8.

Funnel plots for relative risks of ERVs/hospital admissions for asthma in relation to the six air pollutants in lag pattern sensitivity analyses.

A) Funnel plot for ozone; B) Funnel plot for CO; C) Funnel plot for NO2; D) Funnel plot for SO2; E) Funnel plot for PM10; F) Funnel plot for PM2.5.

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Table 2.

Stratum-specific combined estimates of the association of six major air pollutants with ERVs and hospital admissions for asthma.

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