Seasonal assessment on the effects of time of night, temperature and humidity on the biting profile of Anopheles farauti in north Queensland, Australia using a population naive to malaria vector control pressures.

Malar J · 2023 · PMC9996873 · PMID 36890552

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highly significantP = 6.93e−0.5not a probability at all

However, there is also a clear interaction between time of night and temperature, as indicated by the highly significant and non-linear tensor interaction term (P = 6.93e−0.5, edf = 2.46).

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