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. 2014 Oct 2;143(8):1767–1776. doi: 10.1017/S0950268814002581

Table 6.

Cumulative incidence ratio estimates of all variables included in the final Bayesian hierarchical log-binomial model of human infection with Schistosoma japonicum

Variable Category Reference RR (95% BCI)
Dog prevalence of infection at baseline Each percent increase in prevalence 1·03 (1·01–1·06)
Rat prevalence of infection at follow-up Each percent increase in prevalence 1·02 (1·01–1·04)
Age effect, boys 10–15 yr <10 yr 1·89 (1·21–3·00)
16–40 yr 1·41 (1·01–2·05)
>40 yr 0·74 (0·44–1·19)
Age effect, girls 10–15 yr <10 yr 2·62 (1·35–5·65)
16–40 yr 0·81 (0·31–1·59)
>40 yr 0·67 (0·31–1·21)
Gender effect for age <10 yr Male Female 1·43 (0·92–2·30)
Gender effect for age 10–16 yr Male 1·03 (0·53–1·87)
Gender effect for age 17–40 yr Male 2·51 (1·39–6·16)
Gender effect for age >40 yr Male 1·59 (0·87–3·51)
Rice farming Some of the time All the time 0·99 (0·51–1·67)
Other type of farming 0·77 (0·10–2·03)
No farming 0·69 (0·35–1·22)
Pupil/student 0·54 (0·30–0·90)
Region effect B A 6·20 (2·47–18·20)
C 2·58 (0·66–10·2)

RR, Risk ratio; BCI, Bayesian credible interval.