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. 2021 Feb 12;11:632192. doi: 10.3389/fpsyg.2020.632192

TABLE 4.

he impact of age structure and stringency policy on spread of COVID-19 cases.

Independent Variables Quantile (25) Probability Quantile (50) Probability Quantile (75) Probability
(In terms of April 2, 2020)*
Median age 1.19 0.11 5.70 0.000 20.32 0.0002
Stringency index −0.27 0.21 −1.34 0.003 −4.47 0.0011
(In terms of June2, 2020)**
Median age 8.03 0.08 24.29 0.0001 90.01 0.0000
Stringency index −1.54 0.36 −4.82 0.0244 −18.31 0.0007
(In terms of April 2, 2020)*
Aged-65_older 6.29 0.0066 13.81 0.0000 38.87 0.0002
Stringency index −0.29 0.0538 −0.53 0.0000 −1.28 0.0081
(In terms of June 2, 2020)**
Aged-65_older 23.92 0.0154 61.30 0.0007 160.63 0.0000
Stringency index −0.61 0.5313 −1.40 0.2607 −3.46 0.0391
(In terms April 2, 2020)*
Aged-65_older 8.44 0.0101 21.57 0.0000 60.56 0.0000
Stringency index −0.22 0.0924 −0.48 0.0004 −1.15 0.0001
(In terms of June 2, 2020)**
Aged-70_older 36.70 0.0076 97.57 0.0017 246.78 0.0000
Stringency index −0.53 0.5286 −1.23 0.3221 −2.85 0.0304

Because of the absence of the stringency index data, August 2020 outputs are not available. (*) As of April 2, 2020, in 159 countries, (**) as of June 2, 2020, in 160 countries.