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. 2016 Dec 1;145(4):667–677. doi: 10.1017/S0950268816002661

Table 1.

Descriptive statistics and results from univariate logistic regression modelling EEEV serological status associated with individual variables using the serosurvey dataset (model 1)

Categorical predictors Count OR 95% CI P value
Seropositive Seronegative
Breed*
Arabian 2 2 12·0 0·86–168 0·07
Other breed 13 173 Ref.
Sex
Female 6 89 0·64 0·21–1·91 0·42
Male 9 86 Ref.
Use of mosquito repellent
Never 8 93 Ref.
Occasionally 7 82 0·85 0·23–3·19 0·82
Screens on doors and windows
Yes 3 18 Ref.
No 4 70 0·98 0·13–7·73 0·99
n.a. (24 h outside daily) 8 87
Use of protective fly sheets
Never 14 161 Ref.
Occasionally 1 14 0·46 0·007–31·8 0·72
Mean
Continuous predictors Seropositive Seronegative OR 95% CI P value
Time spent outside daily (hours) 18·3 16·1 1·06 0·95–1·17 0·304
Age (years) 11·9 9·8 1·05 1·00–1·10 0·037

EEEV, Eastern equine encephalitis virus; OR, odds ratio (given by generalized estimating equations with an exchangeable correlation structure); CI, confidence interval; Ref., reference category; n.a.., not applicable.

*

Ten breed categories were initially reported in the questionnaires. There was no statistically significant difference between breeds at P < 0·20 except for Arabian horses on univariate logistic regression.