Table 4. Results from the logistic regression of ITN use in children under five on prevalence of parasitemia by malaria transmission risk.

Indicator		High			Medium			Low
		OR	p-Value	95% CI	OR	p-Value	95% CI	OR	p-Value	95% CI
ITN use		0.91	0.315	(0.77–1.09)	0.75	0.000	(0.64–0.88)	0.95	0.902	(0.45–2.02)
Seasonality	Dry	1.00	—	1.00	1.00	—	—	1.00	—	—
	Wet	1.08	0.531	(0.86–1.35)	1.93	0.000	(1.60–2.31)	4.05	0.013	(1.35–12.2)
Child's age (y)	0–1	1.00	—	1.00	1.00	—	—	1.00	—	—
	2–3	2.27	0.000	(1.86–2.76)	1.76	0.000	(1.47–2.10)	1.23	0.645	(0.51–2.95)
	4–5	2.29	0.000	(1.81–2.90)	2.46	0.000	(1.99–3.04)	1.25	0.687	(0.42–3.78)
Maternal education	None	1.00	—	1.00	1.00	—	—	1.00	—	—
	Primary	0.76	0.004	(0.62–0.91)	0.87	0.150	(0.71–1.05)	4.48	0.003	(1.66–12.0)
	≥Secondary	0.51	0.001	(0.35–0.75)	0.54	0.001	(0.37–0.79)	0.85	0.818	(0.21–3.46)
Household wealth (quintiles)	Poorest	1.00	—	1.00	1.00	—	—	1.00	—	—
	Quintile 2	1.31	0.022	(1.04–1.64)	0.82	0.053	(0.67–1.00)	0.47	0.295	(0.11–1.94)
	Quintile 3	0.80	0.097	(0.62–1.04)	0.58	0.000	(0.46–0.72)	0.61	0.384	(0.20–1.84)
	Quintile 4	0.70	0.026	(0.51–0.96)	0.56	0.000	(0.43–0.72)	0.47	0.210	(0.14–1.53)
	Richest	0.34	0.000	(0.22–0.53)	0.39	0.000	(0.27–0.57)	0.24	0.058	(0.21–3.46)
Urban residence	Urban	1.00	—	1.00	1.00	—	—	1.00	—	—
	Rural	0.67	0.003	(0.52–0.88)	0.36	0.000	(0.26–0.51)	0.39	0.187	(0.09–1.59)