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Fig 1.

Middle 95% of measurement error distribution (truncated at ± 5 μg/m3) as function of true PM2.5, positive correlation.

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Middle 95% of measurement error distribution (truncated at ± 5 μg/m3) as function of true PM2.5, negative correlation.

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Fig 3.

Supralinear C-R functions.

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Fig 4.

Examples of C-R functions (PM2.5 composition simulations, % toxic (City 1/City 100).

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Fig 5.

The relative slope test for supralinearity.

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Table 1.

Detecting true supralinearity with splines in a cox proportional hazards model.

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Table 2.

PM2.5 composition effects on supralinearity.

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Table 3.

Non-PM2.5 risk factor effects on supralinearity.

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Fig 6.

Effect of measurement error on change in slope ratio compared to no measurement error, positive correlation case.

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Fig 7.

Effect of measurement error on change in slope ratio compared to no measurement error, negative correlation case.

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