marginally significantp = 0.055
In non-irrigated clusters, marginally significant difference in malaria prevalence was observed between the wet season [4.9% (25/511)] and dry season [2.9% (25/865), p = 0.055] (Table 2 ).
In non-irrigated clusters, marginally significant difference in malaria prevalence was observed between the wet season [4.9% (25/511)] and dry season [2.9% (25/865), p = 0.055] (Table 2 ).