of borderline significanceP = 0.07
Similar pattern was observed for triceps skinfold, but the difference was of borderline significance in the exposure measurement of P75 ( P = 0.07) (Table 3 ).
Similar pattern was observed for triceps skinfold, but the difference was of borderline significance in the exposure measurement of P75 ( P = 0.07) (Table 3 ).
Effects of MF exposure on circumference of head, up-arm, and abdomen Similar patterns were also observed for head, upper arm, and abdominal circumference, with statistically or marginally significant differences of the above circumferences between girls with higher and lower prenatal MF exposure in all MF exposure measure matrices (TWA, P50 and P75) (Table 4 ).