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. Author manuscript; available in PMC: 2014 Feb 11.
Published in final edited form as: Sex Transm Infect. 2010 Nov 8;87(1):22–27. doi: 10.1136/sti.2009.041699

Table 2. Sensitivity analysis on the effect of a 20% change in model interaction inputs on the model best-fit attributable fraction of HIV due to HSV-2 among female sex workers (FSWs).

Model input parameters
(values used for best-fit simulation in parentheses, derived from Table S1 in the supplemental online appendix)
Relative % change in attributable fraction of HIV incidence among FSW due to HSV-2 from best-fit value of 35.54% (absolute value)**
−20% relative change in parameter +20% relative change in parameter
Cofactor for increased transmission of HIV to person symptomatically shedding HSV-2 (4.5) −8.10%
(32.66%)
+8.10%
(38.42%)
Cofactor for increased transmission of HIV from coinfected partner symptomatically shedding HSV-2 (2.7) −3.70%
(34.22%)
+3.70%
(36.85%)
Cofactor for increased transmission of HSV-2 from coinfected partner with high HIV viraemia (0.76) −1.15%
(35.13%)
+1.15%
(35.95%)
Cofactor for increased symptomatic HSV-2 shedding rate in those with HIV (1.4) −0.66%
(35.30%)
+0.66%
(35.77%)
Cofactor for increased asymptomatic HSV-2 shedding in those with HIV (2.4) −0.24%
(35.45%)
+0.24%
(35.62%)
Cofactor for increased transmission of HSV-2 to a person with high HIV viraemia (1.7) +0.14%
(35.59%)
−0.14%
(35.49%)
**

R2 value over 0.98 in the multilinear regression