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Table B.2 Sampling Errors (con't): Urban Areas, O<strong>DHS</strong>, 1986R SE N DEFT SB/R R-2SE R+2SERESI 1.800 .000 1664 .000 .080 1.000 1.000MBEF20 .375 .028 1664 2.382 .075 .318 .432EDUC .483 .036 1664 2.954 .075 .411 .556CMAR .673 .022 1664 1.932 .033 .629 .718CCEB 2.958 .131 1663 1.777 .044 2.695 3.220CSUR 2.438 .102 1663 1.714 .042 2.233 2.643IDEA 5.575 .138 1179 2.597 .025 5.298 5.852CEB49 6.457 .186 291 1.269 .029 6.085 6.829CDEA .176 .010 1663 1.425 .057 .156 .196DEAT24 .091 .021 1664 .932 .230 .049 .133DEAT29 .152 .021 1664 1.135 .139 .llO .194PREG .155 .009 1120 .873 ,061 ,136 .174KNOW .623 .042 1120 2.906 .068 .539 .707KWMOD .611 .043 1120 2.926 .070 .525 .696EVUSE .187 .021 1120 1.785 .Iii .145 .228CUSE .089 .011 1120 1.283 .122 .067 .111USPIL .022 .004 1120 1.011 .200 ,013 .031USTRD .035 .007 1120 1.196 .188 .022 .048USMOD .054 .009 1120 1.352 .168 .036 .073USCON .006 .003 1120 1.094 .412 .00l .011USABS .028 .006 1120 1.148 .203 .016 .039USVAG .001 .000 1120 .000 .000 .001 .001GVSRCE .579 .053 126 1.198 .091 .474 .685PRSRCE .421 .053 126 1.198 .126 .315 .526NOWNTI .211 .014 1120 1.120 .065 .183 .238DELAY .383 .020 1120 1.389 .053 .343 .423BREA 16.261 .930 828 1.574 .057 14.400 18.122AMENO 12.304 .775 828 1.341 .063 10.753 13.855ABSTI 20.130 .856 828 1.302 .043 18.418 21.843ATTE .035 .006 1339 1.099 .178 .023 .048TETANU .804 .039 1339 2.954 .049 .725 .881DIAR .048 .008 1243 1.310 .170 .029 .059DIATRE .917 .045 59 1.143 .050 .808 .989K1223C .402 ,027 260 .867 .067 .348 .456BCG 1.000 .000 105 .000 .000 l.O00 1.000DPTI23 .810 .036 105 .926 .044 .738 .881POLl23 .810 .036 105 .926 .044 .738 .881MEAS .752 .061 105 1.441 .082 .629 .875FULLIM .733 .039 105 1.343 .080 .616 .85191
Table B.2 Sampling Errors (con't) : Rural Areas, O<strong>DHS</strong>, 1986R 5E N DEFT SE/R R-2SE R+2SEP~ESI .000 .000 2549 .000 .000 .000 ,000MBEF20 .423 .021 2549 2.155 .050 .380 .465EDUC .333 .024 2549 2.613 .073 .284 .381CMAR .672 .023 2549 2.442 .034 .626 .717CCEB 3,548 .113 2549 1.694 .032 3.322 3.774CSUR 2.764 .077 2548 1,509 .028 2.610 2.919IDEA 5.881 .100 1381 1.673 .017 5.682 6.080CEB49 7.089 .144 664 1.488 .020 6,801 7.377CDEA .210 .013 2549 1,043 .059 .185 .235DEAT24 .155 .025 2549 .953 .159 .106 .204DEAT29 .170 .019 2548 1.044 .111 .132 .208PREG .132 .008 1712 .962 .060 .116 .148KNOW .438 .016 1712 1.305 .036 .407 .469KWMOD .427 o017 1712 1.406 .039 .393 .461EVUSE .093 .010 1712 1.482 .112 .073 .114CUSE .040 .006 1712 1.342 .158 .028 .053USPIL .008 .003 1712 1.336 .356 .002 .014USTRD .015 .003 1712 1.128 .224 .008 .021[[SMOD .026 .005 1712 1.351 .201 .015 .036USCON .003 .001 1712 .983 .439 .000 .005USABS .013 .003 1712 1.070 .227 .007 .019USVAG .000 .000 1712 .000 .000 .O00 .000GVSRCE .407 .048 113 1,034 .118 .311 .503PRSRCE .593 .048 113 1.034 .081 .497 .689NOWNTI .248 .015 1712 1.468 .062 .218 .279DELAY .359 .017 1712 1.459 .047 .325 .393BREA 19.723 .623 1097 1.201 .032 18.476 20,969AMENO 15.260 .594 1097 1.118 .039 14.071 16,449ABSTI 24.809 1.017 1097 1.721 .041 22.775 26.844ATTE .031 .005 1910 1.228 .182 .017 .037TETANU .726 .029 1910 2.171 .044 .591 .706DIAR .051 .005 1743 1.029 .109 .038 .D59DIATRE .868 .039 93 .976 .046 .782 .939K1223C .340 .041 331 1.532 .119 .259 .422BCG 1.000 .013 113 .000 .013 .975 1,025DPTI23 .705 .055 113 1.213 .078 .595 .815POLl23 .705 .055 113 1.213 °078 .595 .815M~AS .759 .042 113 .970 .055 .675 .843FULLIM .616 .050 113 1.065 .081 .516 .71692
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ONDO STATE, NIGERIADEMOGRAPHICANDHE
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This report presents the findings o
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PREFACEThe Ondo State Demographic a
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percent of women using each) and th
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1. BACKGROUND1.1 Geography and Hist
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Although the reporting of family pl
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Table 1.2Number of Selected Primary
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Religion and EthnicityThe majority
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Sources of WaterInformation was als
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consistent with the comparable stat
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Following the birth of a child, the
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3. FERTILITY3.1 Fertility Data in t
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educational attainment, differences
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distributions. The proportion with
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Table 3.5 Percent Distribution of A
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Table 4.1Percentage Knowing Any Met
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Women who had heard of methods were
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Table 4.6Percent Distribution of Al
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Table 4.7Percent Distribution of Cu
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4.4 Trends in Family Planning Knowl
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Figure 4.4Source of Family Planning
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