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The population distribution of the predicted values of the lifestyle job-exposure matrices across all job groups with specification of the three jobs with lowest and highest predicted values for each lifestyle JEM. 1210=directors and chief executives; 1227=production and operations department managers; 2113=chemists; 2114=geologists and geophysicists; 2141=architects, town and traffic planners; 2145=mechanical engineers; 2221=medial doctors; 224=pharmacists; 2310=college, university and higher education teaching professionals; 2419=business professionals; 3213=farming and forestry advisers; 3449=customs, tax and related government associate professionals; 3475=athletes and sportspersons; 5111=travel and attendants; 5121=housekeepers and related workers; 5123=waiters and bartenders; 5133=home based personal care workers; 5162=police officers; 5169=protective service workers; 7136=plumbers and pipe fitters; 7142=varnishes and related painters; 8141=wood processing-plant operators; 8162=steam engine and boiler operators; 8322=car, taxi and van drivers; 8323=bus and tram drivers; 83244=heavy truck and lorry drivers; 8340=ships’, deck crews and related workers; 9312=construction and maintenance labourers; 9313=building construction labourers. The population distribution of the predicted values of the lifestyle job-exposure matrices across all job groups with specification of the three jobs with lowest and highest predicted values for each lifestyle JEM. 1210=directors and chief executives; 1227=production and operations department managers; 2113=chemists; 2114=geologists and geophysicists; 2141=architects, town and traffic planners; 2145=mechanical engineers; 2221=medial doctors; 224=pharmacists; 2310=college, university and higher education teaching professionals; 2419=business professionals; 3213=farming and forestry advisers; 3449=customs, tax and related government associate professionals; 3475=athletes and sportspersons; 5111=travel and attendants; 5121=housekeepers and related workers; 5123=waiters and bartenders; 5133=home based personal care workers; 5162=police officers; 5169=protective service workers; 7136=plumbers and pipe fitters; 7142=varnishes and related painters; 8141=wood processing-plant operators; 8162=steam engine and boiler operators; 8322=car, taxi and van drivers; 8323=bus and tram drivers; 83244=heavy truck and lorry drivers; 8340=ships’, deck crews and related workers; 9312=construction and maintenance labourers; 9313=building construction labourers. Sesilje Bondo Petersen et al. Occup Environ Med 2018;75:890-897 ©2018 by BMJ Publishing Group Ltd