S1 File - Do Size and Insecticide Treatment Matter? Evaluation of Different Nets against Phlebotomus argentipes, the Vector of Visceral Leishmaniasis in Nepal

Evaluation of different nets against Phlebotomus argentipes using CDC light trap captures and sand flies alighting on cows as outcome. S1 Table, Number of females and total Phlebotomus argentipes captured by CDC light trap and mouth aspiration per night and type of net in Trial 1: insecticide treated nets with 156 holes/inch2 (A) vs 625 holes/inch2 (B) and Trial 2: Insecticide treated nets (A) vs Untreated net (C). S2 Table, Results of the negative binomial generalized estimating equation (GEE) population-averaged models estimating the effect of net type on the number Phlebotomus argentipes captured inside the nets by CDC light traps and mouth aspiration, using cattle as bait. Estimates for net type used in each trial (Trial 1: A vs B and Trial 2: A vs C) were adjusted by night and sequence. The effect of nets is presented as efficacy in percent reduction and its 95% confidence interval (CI) for both female and total P. argentipes. (DOCX)