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Table 1 Summary statistics and effects of individual and aggregate-level variables on individual mortality among women and men aged 60-89 in 1990-1992 (odds ratios with 95% confidence intervals)a

From: Mortality effects of average education: a multilevel study of small neighbourhoods in rural and urban areas in Norway

 

Estimated effects

(odds ratios with 95% CI)

Proportion of observations in this category (%)

Individual variables

   

Age

   

   60-64b

1

 

21.5

   65-69

1.594****

(1.546, 1.644)

22.8

   70-74

2.625****

(2.552, 2.702)

21.4

   75-79

4.476****

(4.353, 4.604)

16.7

   80-84

7.701****

(7.489, 7.918)

11.5

   85-89

13.405****

(13.024, 13.797)

6.1

Education

   

   10 yearsb

1

 

56.2

   11-12 years

0.855****

(0.842, 0.868)

28.3

   13 years

0.830****

(0.806. 0.853)

6.9

   14-17 years

0.718****

(0.695, 0.741)

6.6

   18+ years

0.665****

(0.632, 0.700)

2.1

Sex

   

   Menb

1

 

43.9

   Women

0.541****

(0.534, 0.548)

56.1

Characteristics of the BSU in 1990

  

Mean (and standard deviation) across observations

Log of population size

1.066****

(1.053, 1.080)

5.56 (0.87)

Average age

1.009****

(1.007, 1.012)

54.90 (4.25)

Average education

0.949***

(0.934, 0.964)

11.56 (0.74)

Characteristics of the municipality in 1990

   

Log of population size

1.027****

(1.014, 1.040)

8.61 (1.63)

  1. * p < 0.10; ** p < 0.05; *** p < 0.01; **** p < 0.001 two-sided
  2. a The model also included one random term at the BSU level and one at the municipality level. Their variances were 0.0448 (with standard error 0.0022) and 0.0069 (with standard error 0.0011), respectively
  3. b Reference category