marginally significantp < 0.10
The effect was marginally significant ( p < 0.10) when linear distance was the only variable, but no longer significant after we added controls for year, month, and mother and child characteristics.
The effect was marginally significant ( p < 0.10) when linear distance was the only variable, but no longer significant after we added controls for year, month, and mother and child characteristics.
We restricted the analysis to dispensaries and maternity/dispensaries, but even within these categories the variability in quality of care may be significant.