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. 2024 Oct 30;9(11):e00645-24. doi: 10.1128/msphere.00645-24

TABLE 2.

Table summarizing Kendall’s rank correlation, tau, between weekly cases recorded by NNDSS and weekly average wastewater concentrationsa

State tau P value n
AK NA NA 7
AL*b 0.230 0.024 34
AR −0.063 0.738 34
CA 0.184 0.777 41
CO 0.194 0.612 28
CT NA NA 24
DC −0.015 0.605 20
DE −0.067 0.729 32
FL 0.135 0.305 36
GA 0.297 0.819 25
HI NA NA 17
IA −0.081 0.796 23
ID −0.065 0.841 28
IL 0.200 0.906 31
IN −0.089 0.554 30
KS −0.024 0.442 36
KY* 0.265 0.006 31
LA NA NA 5
MA 0.191 0.232 34
MD* 0.319 0.010 34
ME* 0.407 0.003 32
MI −0.151 0.143 29
MN 0.151 0.156 28
MS NA NA 16
NC 0.342 0.104 32
NE NA NA 29
NH NA NA 24
NJ −0.106 0.400 27
NV 0.133 0.914 24
NY 0.268 0.165 26
OH −0.052 0.472 34
PA 0.241 0.116 36
SD −0.063 0.812 17
TN 0.181 0.751 31
TX* 0.327 0.039 31
UT NA NA 19
VA −0.239 0.757 34
VT NA NA 17
a

NA indicates that either the concentration values or case values were all 0 for a state, which meant no Kendall’s rank correlation coefficient could be calculated. n represents the number of observations in each group (state) and an asterisk next to the state abbreviation indicates that the correlation had a P-value less than 0.05. DC is Washington DC.

b

Bolded states represent significant correlations.