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. 2016 Aug 5;16:731. doi: 10.1186/s12889-016-3435-9

Table 3.

Distribution of diarrhea by rainfall and household sanitation characteristics

Rainfall variables N (weighted)† % with diarrhea within subgroup OR 95 % CI
Rainfall variables
 Total monthly rain
  Low 1769 13.5 1.00
  Average 5946 13.1 0.96 [0.79,1.17]
  High 885 13.2 0.97 [0.96,12.5]
 Runoff water
  Low runoff 1570 15.6 1.00
  Moderate runoff 5084 12.7 0.79 [0.62,1.00]
  High runoff 1947 12.3 0.76 [0.59,0.98]
 Monthly rainfall intensity
  Dry 1657 13.6 1.00
  Normal 5237 13.5 0.99 [0.81,1.20]
  Wet 1706 11.7 0.84 [0.66,1.06]
 Anomalous rainfall
  Below normal 1752 13.3 1.00
  Normal 5050 13.6 1.03 [0.83,1.26]
  Above normal 1799 12.0 0.89 [0.70,1.12]
Household sanitation variables
 Time to get water
  ≥ 30 min 4467 14.0 1.00
  < 30 min 4042 11.9 0.83 [0.73,0.96]
 Source of drinking water
  Unimproved 2.385 14.3 1.00
  Improved 6128 12.5 0.86 [0.73,1.01]
 Toilet quality
  Unimproved 2309 14.3 1.00
  Improved 6200 12.6 0.86 [0.72,1.03]
 Adequate Stool disposal
  Yes 7092 12.5 1.00
  No 1405 16.9 1.43 [1.21,1.67]
 Shared toilet
  No 6743 12.0 1.00
  Yes 1661 16.6 1.46 [1.25,1.60]

N(weighted) is the reported N accounting for the inverse probability sample weight