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Table 5. Results of multiple linear regression of potential predictors for weight and height at baseline among Aboriginal schoolchildren who participated in the study ^*.

Variables	Weight				Height
	β coefficient	Standard error	95% CI	P	β coefficient	Standard error	95% CI	P
Constant	3.241	1.148	-	-	81.743	1.454	-	-
Household monthly income (<MYR500)	−1.713	0.413	−2.56, −0.87	<0.001	-	-	-	-
Giardia infection (positive)	−1.658	0.499	−2.64, −0.68	0.001	-	-	-	-
Sex (male)	-	-	-	-	−2.677	0.544	−3.75, −1.61	<0.001
Mothers' educational level (<6 years)	-	-	-	-	−1.473	0.549	−2.55, −0.39	0.008

Variables included in the multiple linear regression models were sex (male and female), household monthly income (<RM500 and ≥RM500), family size (≤7 members and >7 members), Giardia infection (infected and non infected) and mothers' educational level (≥6 years and <6 years).

Table 5. Results of multiple linear regression of potential predictors for weight and height at baseline among Aboriginal schoolchildren who participated in the study *.

Table 5. Results of multiple linear regression of potential predictors for weight and height at baseline among Aboriginal schoolchildren who participated in the study ^*.