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. 2020 Oct 7;10:16742. doi: 10.1038/s41598-020-73883-7

Table 1.

Distribution of CD4 count and associated selected covariates with percent missing.

Covariates Level CD4 count N (%) p-value % Missing
< 200 200–500 > 500
Baseline BMI category Underweight 2 (0.03) 219 (3.12) 254 (3.62) < 0.0001 0.0
Normal weight 114 (1.62) 2305 (32.84) 2690 (38.32)
Overweight 18 (0.26) 512 (7.29) 657 (9.36)
Obese 0 17 (0.24) 231 (3.29)
Baseline viral load Undetected 0 0 16 (0.23) < 0.0001 0.0
Low 20 (0.28) 791 (11.27) 1532 (21.83)
Medium 45 (0.64) 1209 (17.22) 1497 (21.23)
High 69 (0.98) 1053 (15) 787 (11.21)
Number of sexual partners No partner 29 (0.41) 565 (8.05) 579 (8.25) < 0.0001 0.0
Stable partner 85 (1.21) 2274 (32.4) 3078 (43.85)
Many partners 20 (0.28) 214 (3.05) 175 (2.49)
Age group < 20 1 (0.01) 130 (1.82) 121 (1.72) < 0.0001 0.0
20–29 97 (1.38) 1872 (26.67) 1977 (28.17)
30–39 17 (0.24) 813 (11.58) 1255 (17.88)
40–49 19 (0.27) 203 (2.89) 369 (5.26)
50–59 0 35 (0.5) 91 (1.3)
 ≥ 60 0 0 19 (0.27)
Educational level Primary school 3 (0.04) 104 (1.48) 181 (2.58) 0.0129 0.0
Secondary school 131 (1.87) 2949 (42.01) 3651 (52.02)
Place of residence Rural 62 (0.88) 1467 (20.90) 1806 (25.73) 0.7176 0.06
Urban 72 (1.03) 1586 (22.6) 2026 (28.86)
ART initiation group Pre ART 110 (1.57) 2566 (36.56) 2783 (39.65) < 0.0001 0.0
Post ART 20 (24) 487 (6.94) 1049 (14.95)

The response variable (CD cell count) has 110 (1.5%) missing observations.