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. 2012 Nov 2;22(2):273–285. doi: 10.1111/mec.12099

Table 3.

Temporal changes in short-term effective population size of Plasmodium falciparum on the Thai–Burma border

Temporal comparison Maximum likelihood_Ne Moments Ne
Consecutive years
 2001–2002 ∞ [208–∞] 161 [82–383]
 2002–2003 703 [323–3582] 143 [87–236]
 2003–2004 582 [301–1647] 99 [61–161]
 2004–2005 837 [295–∞] 43 [26–72]
 2007–2008 2694 [957–∞] 98 [58–167]
 2008–2009 2709 [1681–4636] 328 [206–514]
 2009–2010 2645 [1539–5195] 212 [132–335]
Two-year intervals
 2001–2003 986 [335–∞] 216 [129–362]
 2004–2006 1071 [329–∞] 73 [43–127]
 2007–2009 2049 [916–∞] 196 [115–340]
Three-year intervals
 2001–2004 572 [272–2536] 218 [133–357]
 2004–2007 818 [419–2499] 161 [99–261]
 2007–2010 2776 [1109–∞] 349 [199–658]

Figures in square brackets represent 95% CIs. Temporal comparisons 2005–2006 and 2006–2007 are not shown because of the small sample size (14) in 2006. Estimates are derived from the combined population sample from all four clinics. Individual analyses of Mawker–Thai and Maela, the clinics sampled across the 10-year period, showed similar patterns.