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Table 3 Association between explanatory variables and the odds ratio of having any Vgsc-1014 mutation

From: Emergence of knock-down resistance in the Anopheles gambiae complex in the Upper River Region, The Gambia, and its relationship with malaria infection in children

Variable

Proportion with any Vgsc-1014 mutation n/N (%)

Univariable analysis (adjusted for clustering on village)

Multivariable analysis

OR

95% CI

p value

OR

95% CI

p value

Species

 An. arabiensis

1137/3997 (28.4%)

1

     

 An. gambiae s.s.

751/835 (89.9%)

20.31

15.92–25.91

< 0.001

18.49

14.48–23.61

< 0.001

 An. coluzzii

178/691 (25.8%)

0.84

0.70–1.02

0.08

0.76

0.63–0.92

0.004

Study arm

 LLIN only

1065/3287 (32.4%)

1

     

 DDT-IRS and LLIN

1037/2302 (45.0%)

1.50

1.04–2.17

0.03

1.27

1.03–1.55

0.02

Year

 2010

1388/4164 (33.3%)

1

     

 2011

714/1425 (50.1%)

2.08

1.82–2.37

< 0.001

1.80

1.56–2.09

< 0.001

Distance from the river (km)

–

1.13

1.08–1.18

< 0.001

   

Bank of River Gambia

 North

975/2863 (34.1%)

1

     

 South

1127/2726 (41.3%)

1.60

1.10–2.33

0.02

   

Parity in village (%)

–

1.19

0.07–21.47

0.91

   

Mean female An. gambiae s.l. density trap/night/village

–

0.94

0.86–1.03

0.17

   

LLIN use in village (%)

–

0.70

0.02–22.22

0.84

   
  1. CI confidence interval, OR odds ratio