a significant trendp = 0.028
When stratified based on HDI or income levels, there was no significant difference in MIRs; however, a significant trend of increasing MIR with decreasing HDI ( p = 0.028) and income levels ( p = 0.016) was observed.
When stratified based on HDI or income levels, there was no significant difference in MIRs; however, a significant trend of increasing MIR with decreasing HDI ( p = 0.028) and income levels ( p = 0.016) was observed.
These findings indicate that despite the absence of a significant overarching group difference, there is a clear trend of increasing MIR with decreasing HDI or income levels. 4.
This was used to discern any potential trends in ASIR, ASMR, and MIR across the ordered categories of HDI and income levels, thereby providing a more granular view of the data even when overarching group differences did not reach statistical significance.