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Table 6 Characteristics of the cross-sectional samples by spray status in 2017 and 2018, Mopeia, Mozambique

From: Incremental impact on malaria incidence following indoor residual spraying in a highly endemic area with high standard ITN access in Mozambique: results from a cluster‐randomized study

 

2017

  

2018

  
 

Spray Status

 

p-value

Spray Status

 

p-value

 

No IRS

IRS

 

No IRS

IRS

 

Gender Female

169 / 420 (40.2%)

174 / 397 (43.8%)

0.2986

210 / 407 (51.6%)

186 / 398 (46.7%)

0.1676

Age under 5

232 / 420 (55.2%)

202 / 397 (50.9%)

0.2123

195 / 407 (47.9%)

205 / 398 (51.5%)

0.3076

Distance to nearest HFa

7.1

6.8

0.7702

6.9

7.1

0.8821

ITN ownership

235 / 419 (56.1%)

204 / 397 (51.4%)

0.1783

384 / 407 (94.3%)

379 / 398 (95.2%)

0.5758

Electricity in the household

2 / 420 (0.5%)

19 / 397 (4.8%)

0.0001

2 / 407 (0.5%)

4 / 398 (1.0%)

0.4465

Head of household with any formal education

206 / 419 (49.2%)

203 / 397 (51.1%)

0.574

299 / 407 (73.5%)

292 / 398 (73.4%)

0.975

Head of household farmer

350 / 419 (83.5%)

344 / 397 (86.6%)

0.2119

368 / 407 (90.4%)

348 / 398 (87.4%)

0.1776

  1. a Mean linear distance from village centroid in km. IRS: indoor residual spraying