. 2013 Feb 7;8(2):e55781. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0055781

Table 6. Experimental hut results for An. arabiensis.

Insecticide Dosage (mg/m²)	N	Mortality %				Exophily	Blood-feeding %	Blood-fed & Alive at 72h %
		Morning	24h	48h	72h
Untreated	143^a	14^b	15^b	15^b	15^b	87^b	25^b	24^b
		(9–21)	(10–22)	(10–22)	(10–22)	(81–92)	(19–33)	(18–32)
CFP 100	135^a	47^a	47^a	48^a	48^a	84^ab	7^a	6^a
		(39–56)	(39–56)	(40–57)	(40–57)	(76–89)	(4–13)	(3–11)
Alpha 25	110^a	45^a	50^a	50^a	50^a	84^ab	12^a	9^a
		(36–54)	(41–59)	(41–59)	(41–59)	(76–89)	(7–19)	(5–16)
CFP 100+ Alpha 25	106^a	52^a	55^a	58^a	58^a	76^a	6^a	5^a
		(42–61)	(45–64)	(48–67)	(48–67)	(67–84)	(3–12)	(2–11)

Comparison of An. arabiensis results for ITNs treated with CFP 100, alpha 25, and mixture of CFP 100+ alpha 25. If the superscript in a column is the same there was no significant difference between treatments (P>0.05).