Table 4. Longitudinal model considering all bairro-months (Model 1).

Parameter		Model 1 (n = 7,140)
		IRR	95% CI	z	FDR adjusted p-value
Social & structural factors	Household size	0.764	[0.419–1.392]	-0.88	0.54
	Electricity	0.956	[0.790–1.158]	-0.46	0.74
	Water	0.995	[0.983–1.007]	-0.87	0.54
	Garbage	0.978	[0.948–1.010]	-1.34	0.33
	Sewage	0.999	[0.995–1.002]	-0.83	0.55
	Literacy (male)	1.100	[0.979–1.236]	1.60	0.26
	Literacy (female)	0.936	[0.828–1.059]	-1.05	0.47
	Income	0.924	[0.865–0.987]	-2.35	0.07
	Pop. Density	0.981	[0.961–1.002]	-1.81	0.19
	Subnormal (%)	1.000	[0.992–1.008]	-0.05	0.97
	Homicides	1.060***	[1.047–1.073]	9.44	<0.01
Strategic Points	Construction	1.006	[0.991–1.022]	0.81	0.56
	Fabrication	1.011	[0.986–1.036]	0.83	0.55
	Recyclables	1.013	[0.995–1.031]	1.44	0.30
	Scrapyard	1.019	[1.000–1.038]	1.97	0.14
	Tires	1.032***	[1.018–1.046]	4.49	<0.01
	Other	0.981	[0.961–1.002]	-1.80	0.19
	Total Infestation	0.998	[0.995–1.002]	-0.90	0.53
LIA/LIRAa	Alert	1.065	[0.946–1.200]	1.05	0.47
	Risk	1.100	[0.792–1.528]	0.57	0.68
Climate	Rainfall (med)	1.240***	[1.145–1.342]	5.31	<0.01
	Rainfall (high)	2.035***	[1.816–2.280]	12.25	<0.01
	Rainfall (deviation)	1.000	[0.999–1.000]	-1.82	0.19
	Temperature	1.424***	[1.238–1.638]	4.95	<0.01
Scale	Epidemic Year	2.603***	[2.372–2.856]	20.16	<0.01
	High Month	3.936***	[3.629–4.271]	32.97	<0.01

Results expressed as incidence rate ratios (IRR) associated with a unit change in covariate value. Model adjusted for multiple testing using the false discovery rate (FDR). Significance is represented as:

*** = 0.01.