Fig. 1From: Effects of exposure to surrounding green, air pollution and traffic noise with non-accidental and cause-specific mortality in the Dutch national cohortAssociations of exposures with non-accidental mortality in a priori specified models a, b. a Associations are expressed per IQR increase. Model 1 (m1) included the baseline hazard, a strata term for sex. Model 2 (m2) is additionally adjusted for standardized household income, region of origin and marital status. Model 3 (m3) is additionally adjusted for socio-economic composite score (based on the educational, occupational and economical status) at a four digit postal code level. Model 4 (m4, main model) is additionally adjusted for mean income per income recipient of the region, unemployment rate of the region, percentage non-western immigrants of the region, mean income per income recipient of the neighborhood, unemployment rate of the neighborhood and percentage non-western immigrants of the neighborhood. Sensitivity analysis: m.clstr (main model additionally included a cluster term for neighborhood code), m.urban: (main model additionally adjusted for degree of urbanization), m.region (main model additionally adjusted for region of the Netherlands), m.nnmvrs (main model for all subjects that did not move 5Â years before the start of the follow-up period), m.ind.adj (main model indirectly adjusted for smoking status and BMI). b NO2 and PM2.5 were estimated with the average of the national LUR, Europe-wide hybrid and national dispersion models. OPDTT was estimated with a national LUR modelBack to article page