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Age-period-cohort analysis Consistent with the results of the previous analyses, the age-period-cohort analysis also revealed an increasing trend in the prevalence of social isolation, regardless of age, survey period, or birth cohort effects after controlling for the other two effects separately (Fig. 2 ).
Previous studies, however, found no association between burnout and teaching experience [ 91 , 92 ] or found a rather non-linear trend suggesting that after increasing levels of burnout in the first decade of teaching are followed by a decreasing trend [ 93 ] In addition, we also found that age was negatively associated with burnout suggesting that particularly the time spent with teaching and not chronological age is a risk factor of burnout.
We observed a negative trend between arsenic concentrations in the 3rd trimester and birth weight, birth length, head circumference, and PI [weight: aβ = -60.368 (95% CI: -128.116, 7.380), P = 0.081; length: aβ = -0.134 (95% CI: -0.351, 0.084), P = 0.288; head circumference: aβ = -0.131 (95% CI: -0.341, 0.079), P = 0.220; PI: aβ = -0.299 (95% CI: -0.769, 0.170), P = 0.211].