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Table 3 The association between double kernel density (DKD) of lung and NHL morbidity rates (cases per 100,000 residents) and distance to the revealed exposure sources (Method—multivariate regression, distance variables—quadratic wind-adjusted distance terms; interaction terms added)c

From: Spatial identification of potential health hazards: a systematic areal search approach

Variables

Model 5

Model 6

Model 7

Ba and (tb)

Ba and (tb)

Ba and (tb)

A. Lung cancer

 (Constant)

−15.663 (−7.937*)

−15.125 (−4.832*)

−15.791 (−4.948*)

 Distance

0.004 (8.591*)

0.004 (9.314*)

0.004 (8.109*)

 Distance2

−2.689E−07 (−8.258*)

−2.945E−07 (−9.067*)

−2.715E−07 (−7.587*)

 No. of reference points

1000

1000

1000

 \( {\text{R}}^{2} \)

0.478

0.480

0.480

 \( {\text{R}}_{\text{adjusted}}^{2} \)

0.470

0.471

0.472

 F

56.308*

56.582*

56.790*

B. NHL cancer

 (Constant)

−9.890 (−4.709*)

−9.233 (−4.402*)

−10.001 (−4736*)

 Distance

0.003 (13.563*)

0.003 (13.119*)

0.003 (12.436*)

 Distance2

−2.438E−07 (−12.930*)

−2.457 (−11.995*)

−2.486E−07 (−11.079*)

 No. of reference points

1000

1000

1000

 \( {\text{R}}^{2} \)

0.373

0.374

0.374

 \( {\text{R}}_{\text{adjusted}}^{2} \)

0.364

0.364

0.364

 F

39.311*

39.288*

36.704*

  1. See comments to Table 2
  2. Model 5: Multivariate quadratic model with the Side of Mountain Carmel vs. elevation above the sea level interaction term
  3. Model 6: Multivariate quadratic model with the Side of Mountain Carmel vs. Distance to the identified hotspot interaction term
  4. Model 7: Multivariate quadratic model with both interaction terms added