Table 2. Sensitivity analysis summary.

	Swaziland								Indonesia
	Low TB				High TB				Low TB				High TB
				No AIDS				No AIDS				No Aids				No AIDS
	I − −	I + −	I + +	I − −	I − −	I + –	I + +	I − −	I − −	I + –	I + +	I − −	I − −	I + –	I + +	I − −
c1												X
ha	X		O	O	X		O	O		O	O
hh		X	O			X	O		X	X				X
htb			O	O		O	O	O		O	O
itb	O				O						X
ρ− −												O
ρ+ +	O				O				O		O
${\gamma }_{++}^{--}$	O	O	O	O	O	O	O	O					O	O	O	O
${\gamma }_{+-}^{--}$	X		X	X	X		X	X			X		X	X	X	X
θ −/												O
θ / −	X		X	X	X		X	X				X
β0	O	O	O	O	O	O	O	O					O	O	O	O

Table summarizing parameters to which disease burden is sensitive. Capital O denotes positive correlation (higher disease burden), while capital X denotes negative correlation. We have noted correlations above 0.1 (in absolute value), except in cases in Indonesia with high TB, where the threshold we use is 0.01. (This is because in a high TB scenario with a very large population, the spread of TB is almost entirely unrestricted–subject to far less influence of the dynamics of the immunocompromised sub-population, resulting in much smaller correlations and the need for a lesser threshold.)