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. 2009 Mar 11;8:41. doi: 10.1186/1475-2875-8-41

Table 4.

Multivariate predictors of malarial infections in study populations.

Light microscopy LDR – FMA


Pf Pv Pm All Pf Pv Pm Po All
Bednet coverage1 AOR 0.90*** 0.62*** 0.78*** 0.79*** 0.69*** 0.80*** 0.80***
CL95 [0.85,0.95] [0.55,0.70] [0.74,0.82] [0.74,0.83] [0.64,0.74] [0.72,0.90] [0.74,0.85]
Bednet coverage > 90% AOR 0.43*** 0.63***
CL95 [0.34,0.56] [0.53,0.74]
Mother speaks English AOR 0.56*** 0.77* 0.61*** 0.50**
CL95 [0.41,0.76] [0.59,0.99] [0.47,0.7] [0.41,0.93]
Mother > 6 yrs education AOR 0.72* 0.64**
CL95 [0.53,0.99] [0.46,0.88]
Economic Status
Medium AOR 0.74*
CL95 [0.58,0.93]
High AOR 0.59*** 0.82* 0.75** 0.77**
CL95 [0.46,0.75] [0.69,0.98] [0.47,0.79] [0.64,0.93]
No windows AOR 1.36*
CL95 [1.04,1.78]
Screened windows AOR 0.33***
CL95 [0.17,0.67]
Walls from Sago palm AOR 0.46*
CL95 [0.24,0.89]
Modern toilet2 AOR 0.66*
CL95 [0.45,0.97]

1 Effect associated with a 10% increase in net use among all participants in study village

2 Flush toilet or pit latrine with cement floor

AOR: Age-adjusted odd-ratio, CL95: 95% confidence limit. *** p < 0.001, ** p < 0.01, * p < 0.05.