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. 2014 Jan 3;9(1):e83778. doi: 10.1371/journal.pone.0083778

Table 2. R0 estimates from method 5, with three sexual activity classes.

R0_5: same β by gender R0_5: different β by gender
Assortative mixing Assortative mixing
Year Proportionate mixing Low Medium High Proportionate mixing Low Medium High
1991 4.67 -* 3.15 7.04 4.41 - 2.97 6.63
1992 3.06 0.14 - 7.04 2.88 0.14 - 6.63
1993 3.75 0.29 2.73 9.05 3.53 0.28 2.58 8.53
1994 6.59 - - 8.29 6.22 - - 7.81
1995 4.59 0.1 2.77 6.64 4.33 0.1 2.61 6.26
1996 4.23 0.26 3.19 6.96 3.99 0.25 3.01 6.56
1997 11.32 0.12 3.18 13.18 10.67 0.12 3 12.42
1998 4.78 0.21 3.22 6.89 4.5 0.2 3.03 6.49
1999 6.84 0.15 3.12 9.86 6.45 0.14 2.94 9.3
2000 9.2 0.27 3.5 11.71 8.67 0.25 3.3 11.04
2001 8.94 - 3.44 10.29 8.43 - 3.24 9.7
2002 8.1 0.09 - 9.04 7.64 0.09 - 8.52
2003 11.2 0.19 - 15.02 10.56 0.18 - 14.16
2004 13.05 - 3.52 13.85 12.3 - 3.32 13.06
2005 9.47 - 3.14 10.8 8.93 - 2.96 10.18
2006 10.04 - 3.5 11.52 9.47 - 3.3 10.87
2007 15.93 0.12 2.83 18.91 15.02 0.12 2.67 17.83
2008 9.97 0.09 3.44 12.38 9.4 0.09 3.24 11.68

“-” implies R0 could not be estimated because, for one or both genders, there were no individuals falling in the sexual activity class.