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Table 5 Influence factors on intactness of bed nets in Kachin Special Region II, northeastern Myanmar

From: Coverage, use and maintenance of bed nets and related influence factors in Kachin Special Region II, northeastern Myanmar

 

No. households (%,95 % CIa)

No. bed nets with

Mean calibrated hole index

Variance

F -value

P -value

No holes

Finger-sized holesaa

Hand-sized holesaa

Head-sized holesaa

House roofa

Thatch

563 (84.3, 81.3–87.0)

1232

100

58

53

2.79

133.57

  

Others

105 (15.7, 13.0–18.7)

228

19

11

13

1.53

13.60

1.23

0.2671

Number of chickens and ducksa

<3

106 (15.9, 13.2–18.9)

234

17

12

12

3.48

68.51

  

≥3

562 (84.1, 81.1–86.8)

1226

102

57

54

2.43

124.57

0.85

0.3562

Indoor abundance of micea

Few

209 (31.3, 27.8–35.0)

457

37

20

21

1.42

38.41

  

common

459 (68.7, 65.0–72.2)

1003

82

49

45

3.13

149.86

3.67

0.0559

Willingness for mending bed nets (n = 548)

Yes

479 (87.4, 84.3–90.1)

1046

85

48

47

1.30

119.39

  

No

69 (12.6, 10.0–15.5)

150

12

8

7

5.38

158.18

8.09

0.0046

  1. aNumber of households = 668 unless otherwise indicated; aaThere was at least one indicated size hole a net that might have other smaller holes too; 95 % CI 95 % confidence interval