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. 2020 Jun 23;10:10174. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-66782-4

Table 3.

Odds ratios, confidence intervals for odds ratios, P-values, P-value rank, and calculated Benjamini Hochberg cutoff values for significance of univariable models examining the odds of a fecal pat from cattle in commercial feedlots testing positive for ciprofloxacin-resistant Escherichia coli and independent variables related to starling population, pen, and feedlot characteristics.

Variablea ORb OR 95% CIc P-value Rankd (rank/m)*αe
Days on Finishing Ration 1.445 1.032–2.023 0.0320 1 0.003
Cattle Entry Weight 0.998 0.996–1.000 0.0645 2 0.007
Number of Cows per Pen 0.996 0.992–1.001 0.1436 3 0.010
Cattle Exit Weight 0.998 0.995–1.001 0.2022 4 0.013
Cattle Days in Pen 1.003 0.997–1.009 0.3261 5 0.017
Number of Birds in Water Troughs 1.017 0.980–1.056 0.3726 6 0.020
Number of Cattle in Feedlot 1.010 0.983–1.037 0.4670 7 0.023
Sampling Period 1.417 0.538–3.735 0.4692 8 0.027
Weight Gained by Cattle 1.001 0.999–1.003 0.4829 9 0.030
Troughs Recycle Water 1.334 0.090–19.792 0.8289 10 0.033
Water Troughs Split Pens 0.575 0.086–3.837 0.8396 11 0.036
Time of Day Sample Collected 1.000 0.997–1.003 0.8571 12 0.040
Daily High Temperature 0.996 0.994–1.050 0.8822 13 0.043
Number of Birds in Pen 1.000 0.999–1.001 0.9198 14 0.047
Number of Birds in Feed 1.000 0.997–1.002 0.9210 15 0.050

aAnalyses of variables potentially associated with ciprofloxacin-resistant Escherichia coli contamination of cattle feed samples

bOdds ratios for variables potentially associated with ciprofloxacin-resistant Escherichia coli fecal shedding by cattle.

c95% confidence intervals for odds ratios of potential explanatory variables associated with ciprofloxacin-resistant Escherichia coli fecal shedding by cattle.

dRank order of p-values from analyses of potential explanatory variables associated with ciprofloxacin-resistant Escherichia coli fecal shedding by cattle.

eBenjamini Hochberg cutoff values for rejection of null hypotheses. Based on these cutoff values, we failed to reject null hypotheses for all univariable analyses assessing ciprofloxacin-resistant Escherichia coli fecal shedding by cattle.