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. 2019 Sep 14;18:311. doi: 10.1186/s12936-019-2951-3

Table 1.

Negative binomial regression model comparing mosquitoes counts in villages treated with three different Bti-interventions during non-intervention (2013 baseline) and intervention (2014) periods for female Anopheles captured indoors and outdoors, analysed together and separately. The random effect was integrated at village level

Bti interventions N Incidence-rate ratio (95% CI) p % reduction (95% CI)
All (N = 4031)
 Untreated control 2973
 Guided treatment 409 0.393 (0.340–0.455) < 0.001 60.7% (54.5%–66.0%)
 Full treatment 649 0.304 (0.258–0.359) < 0.001 69.6% (64.1%–74.2%)
Indoors (N = 2063)
 Untreated control 1522
 Guided treatment 208 0.384 (0.324–0.455) < 0.001 61.6% (54.5%–67.6%)
 Full treatment 333 0.318 (0.274–0.369) < 0.001 68.2% (63.1%–72.6%)
Outdoors (N = 1968)
 Untreated control 1451
 Guided treatment 201 0.403 (0.345–0.471) < 0.001 59.7% (52.9%–65.5%)
 Full treatment 316 0.285 (0.222–0.367) < 0.001 71.5% (63.3%–77.8%)