Table 1.

Weighted number of Non-Latino-White and Vietnamese with disabilities and corresponding estimate precision measures.

	Disable	SE	MOE	LCL	UCL	RU	A
	Non-Latino-White
Ambulatory	14,439,768	26,505	43,600	14,396,168	14,483,368	1%	3%
Cognitive	8,361,648	20,346	33,468	8,328,180	8,395,116	1%	3%
Hearing	8,224,412	19,041	31,322	8,193,090	8,255,734	1%	3%
Independent	9,932,839	36,643	60,278	9,872,561	9,993,117	1%	3%
Self-care	5,585,330	19,082	31,389	5,553,941	5,616,719	1%	3%
Vision	4,162,395	22,080	36,321	4,126,074	4,198,716	2%	3%
	Vietnamese
Ambulatory	58,565	2,508	4,126	54,439	62,691	13%	5%
Cognitive	59,223	2,088	3,435	55,788	62,658	11%	5%
Hearing	31,431	1,509	2,483	28,948	33,914	14%	4%
Independent	58,259	2,248	3,698	54,561	61,957	12%	5%
Self-care	29,384	1,489	2,450	26,934	31,834	15%	5%
Vision	24,377	1,111	1,827	22,550	26,204	14%	4%

Abbreviations: A, percent allocated= (total weighted population ÷ weighted allocated count)*100; Disable, number of people reporting a “difficulty” with the disability related item; LCL, low limit of 90% confidence interval= (Disability – MOE); MOE, margin of error; RU, range of uncertainty= [(SE*3) ÷ Disability]*100; SE, standard error; UCL, upper limit of 90% confidence interval= (Disability + MOE).