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Table 4. Estimated contribution of sociodemographic characteristics, behavioral risk characteristics, and symptoms to observed changes in rates of seropositivity of first-time clients presenting for VCT in Moshi, Tanzania, 2003-2007.

	Males				Females

	Effect on Seroprevalence	P-value	Confidence Interval		Effect on Seroprevalence	P-value	Confidence Interval
Sociodemographics Characteristics	-0.77%	0.1350	-1.79%	0.24%	-2.12%	0.0020	-3.48%	-0.76%
Behavioral Risk Characteristics	0.19%	0.0590	-0.01%	0.38%	0.21%	0.5990	-0.57%	0.99%
Symptoms	-3.77%	0.0000	-5.27%	-2.26%	-6.51%	0.0000	-8.80%	-4.21%