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Table 2 The determinant power of single socio-economic factors and their interactive effects on bacillary dysentery (EB: Enhance (bivariate), EN: Enhance (nonlinear))

From: Spatial-temporal detection of risk factors for bacillary dysentery in Beijing, Tianjin and Hebei, China

 

Age

GDP per capita

Popu. den.

Rural popu.

Sec. ind.

Prim. ind.

Tert. ind.

Med. staff

Age

0.61

       

GDP per capita

0.73EB

0.27

      

Popu. Den.

0.73EB

0.50EB

0.25

     

Rural popu.

0.71EB

0.50EN

0.50EN

0.21

    

Sec. ind.

0.63EB

0.39EN

0.36EN

0.30EB

0.10

   

Prim. ind.

0.67EB

0.36EB

0.42EN

0.27EB

0.22EN

0.09

  

Tert. ind.

0.65EB

0.37EN

0.40EN

0.23EB

0.13EB

0.13EB

0.07

 

Med. staff

0.64EB

0.34EN

0.32EN

0.24EB

0.16EB

0.18EN

0.13EB

0.04

  1. Note: Age presents proportion of the population group under age 5 (%), Popu. den. presents population density, Rural popu. presents proportion of the rural population (%), Prim. ind. presents proportion of the primary industry (%), Sec. ind. presents proportion of the secondary industry (%), Tert. ind. presents proportion of the tertiary industry (%), and Med. staff presents medical and technical personnel per thousand persons