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. 2013 Jun;13(2):301–310. doi: 10.4314/ahs.v13i2.15

Table 3.

Descriptive statistics (mean, maximum and minimum) of the dependent and independent variables by WHO regions

WHO Regions

Variables AFR AMR SEAR EUR EMR WPR
HIV prevalence rate (Y) 5.309(.10, 25.90) .880(.10,3.10) .348(.05, 1.3) .239(0, 1.2) .253(0, 2.3) .274(.05,1.5)
Contraceptive prevalence
rate (X1)
29.659(3.00, 76) 62.97(32, 81) 52.182(22, 80) 63.309(14, 89) 42.579(8, 79) 48.909(21,
85)
Physicians density (X2) 2.563(.10, 18.8) 16.54(3.7, 64) 5.764(.2, 19.7) 31.949(11.5,
60.4)
14.516(2.1,
35.4)
11.987(.5,
29.9)
Proportion of Muslim
population (X3)
28.48(.10, 99.1) .812(.1, 7.2) 47.945(2.3,
103.4)
17.648(.1,
99.2)
90.353(59.3,
99.7)
12.196(.1,
98.2)
Adolescent fertility rate
(X4)
103.28(7.3, 207.1) 64.371
(14,1127)
28.8(.1, 98.4) 19.216(4.6,
44.7)
35.516(3.2,
118.7)
28.587(2.3,
70.3)
Mean year of schooling 4.735(1.2, 9.4) 8.309(4.1,
12.4)
5.409(2.3, 11.6) 10.453(6.5,
12.6
6.274(2.5,
9.4)
8.813(4.3,
12.5)