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Table 4 T-test results for the three epidemic outcomes, with versus without predictors scenarios, in the Montgomery and Miami regions

From: Impact of demographic disparities in social distancing and vaccination on influenza epidemics in urban and rural regions of the United States

Geography

Epidemic measure

Scenario

Vaccine efficacy

   

20%

40%

60%

Montgomery, VA

Peak Infections with vs. without predictors

t-statistic

4.27

4.85

1.26

  

p-value

9 . 1 6 e −5

1 . 3 3 e −5

0.211

 

Peak Day with vs. without predictors

t-statistic

-0.31

0.5643

0.6094

  

p-value

0.755

0.575

0.545

 

Total Infections with vs. without predictors

t-statistic

4.53

6.13

2.19

  

p-value

3 . 9 4 e −5

1 . 5 9 e −5

0.033

Miami, FL

Peak infections with vs. without predictors

t-statistic

1.847

7.33

6.32

  

p-value

0.0708

2 . 2 3 e −9

7 . 8 4 e −8

 

Peak Day with vs. without predictors

t-statistic

-0.1222

-0.6071

-0.9177

  

p-value

0.9032

0.5466

0.3633

 

Total Infections with vs. without predictors

t-statistic

18.46

35.5

39.06

  

p-value

1 . 9 1 e −23

4 . 1 3 e −36

4 . 8 4 e −38

  1. The highlighted numbers show statistically significant t-statistic values corresponding to differences in epidemic outcomes