The interplay between malaria vectors and human activity accounts for high residual malaria transmission in a Burkina Faso village with universal ITN coverage

Table 4 Corrected hourly entomological inoculation rates

Hour	Corrective factor (minimum)	Corrective factor (maximum)	Minimum cEIR	Maximum cEIR
16–17 h	1	1	0.01	0.01
17–18 h	1	1	0.02	0.02
18–19 h	0.991	0.992	0.04	0.04
19–20 h	0.945	0.952	0.09	0.10
20–21 h	0.589	0.644	0.13	0.14
21–22 h	0.169	0.279	0.06	0.09
22–23 h	0.087	0.208	0.04	0.09
23–24 h	0.087	0.208	0.05	0.11
00–01 h	0.087	0.208	0.06	0.15
01–02 h	0.087	0.208	0.08	0.18
02–03 h	0.087	0.208	0.09	0.21
03–04 h	0.087	0.208	0.09	0.22
04–05 h	0.133	0.248	0.11	0.21
05–06 h	0.680	0.723	0.24	0.25
06–07 h	0.963	0.968	0.10	0.10
07–08 h	1	1	0.03	0.03
			cEIR min (16 h)	cEIR max (16 h)
			1.23	1.95

Hourly minimum and maximum corrective factors and relative corrected entomological inoculation rates (cEIR). Last row reports the corrected EIRs estimated in 16 h of human landing catches conducted in Goden village

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