OLS regression analysis (Ratnapura).

<p>OLS regression analysis (Ratnapura).</p

Granger causality test.

<p>Notes: Ratnapura and Colombo: Lags: 4. First difference series data of all variables excluding total rainfall. Anuradhapura: Lags: 3. First difference series data of all variables.</p

OLS regression analysis (Colombo).

<p>OLS regression analysis (Colombo).</p

The correlogram of difference series data for all variables in Colombo.

<p>(A) Logarithm of dengue incidence (B) Logarithm of maximum temperature (C) Logarithm of total rainfall.</p

Meteorological variables and the number of dengue cases.

<p>(A) Ratnapura (B) Colombo (C) Anuradhapura.</p

The correlogram of difference series data for all variables in Ratnapura.

<p>(A) Logarithm of dengue incidence (B) Logarithm of maximum temperature (C) Logarithm of total rainfall.</p

Impulse response functions.

<p>Impulse response functions.</p

The correlogram of difference series data for all variables in Anuradhapura.

<p>(A) Logarithm of dengue incidence (B) Logarithm of maximum temperature (C) Logarithm of total rainfall.</p

Summary of multivariate analysis for risk of <i>A. lumbricoides</i>, <i>T. trichiura</i> and hookworm infection.

*<p>maximum variance inflation factor was 1.02.</p><p>Numbers within square brackets indicate the number of infected children positive for the given explanatory variable.</p

Geographical location of study schools and laboratories in the districts of Kandy, Kegalle, Nuwara Eliya, Badulla and Ratnapura, together with prevalence of infection with any one or more soil-transmitted helminth infection at each school.

<p>Geographical location of study schools and laboratories in the districts of Kandy, Kegalle, Nuwara Eliya, Badulla and Ratnapura, together with prevalence of infection with any one or more soil-transmitted helminth infection at each school.</p