Table 4 |
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Kruskal-Wallis pairwise comparisons between variables of the group of countries with a research ethics committee and the group without |
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Variables |
Chi-squared statistic |
p-value |
Decision at 5% significance level |
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Maternal mortality per 100000 live births |
0.026144 |
P = 0.8712 |
not significant, accept H0 |
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Population in a country |
7.468966 |
P = 0.0063 |
Significant, reject H0 |
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Life expectancy at birth |
0.7468966 |
P = 0.3876 |
not significant, accept H0 |
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Probability of dying (per 1000) below age 5 years |
0.331125 |
P = 0.565 |
not significant, accept H0 |
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Probability of dying (per 1000) between age 15–60 years |
0.186207 |
P = 0.6661 |
not significant, accept H0 |
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Gross national income per capita (US$) |
0.111875 |
P = 0.738 |
not significant, accept H0 |
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Infant mortality per 1000 live births |
0.028161 |
P = 0.8667 |
not significant, accept H0 |
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Percentage of population aged 15+ years that is illiterate |
0.22623 |
P = 0.6343 |
not significant, accept H0 |
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Gross primary enrolment (% of school age population) |
2.712306 |
P = 0.0996 |
not significant, accept H0 |
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Note: Total number of observations = 28. |
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Kirigia et al. BMC Medical Ethics 2005 6:10 doi:10.1186/1472-6939-6-10 |
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