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. 2006 Jan 18;136(3):215–221. doi: 10.1016/j.vetpar.2005.11.022

Table 2.

Relative prevalence of E. alabamensis during the course of the study (n = 164)

Post turnout day Percentage of E. alabamensis positive samples (number of samples examined) 95% confidence interval of %
0 55.6 (164) (45.3–65.8)
2 60.0 (75) (48.9–71.1)
3 48.3 (29) (30.1–66.5)
4 57.3 (75) (46.1–68.5)
5 45.6 (68) (33.8–57.4)
6 60.0 (35) (43.8–76.2)
7 61.0 (100) (51.4–70.6)
8 84.4 (64) (75.5–93.3)
9 99.0 (100) (97.0–100.0)
10 93.1 (29) (83.9–100.0)
11 94.8 (134) (91.0–98.5)
12 93.1 (29) (83.9–100.0)
13 88.9 (45) (79.7–98.1)
14 98.9 (89) (96.7–100.0)
15 82.4 (74) (73.8–91.1)
16 88.0 (50) (79.0–97.0)
18 71.6 (95) (62.5–80.6)
21 60.0 (60) (47.6–72.4)