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  • in reply to: Versions causing changed sample size #1191

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    Sample Size calculation:
    Estimated prevalence: 13.2%
    Desired Precession: 5
    Design effect: 1.7
    Average Household size: 5.44
    % of Under-5 Children: 12.68
    % of non-responder household: 5
    If we input all the information in ENA software 2010 and we got Sample size= 511 in ENA 2011 it is 552

    Sample Size calculation:
    Estimated prevalence: 11.8%
    Desired Precession: 5
    Design effect: 2
    Average Household size: 5.70
    % of Under-5 Children: 13.77
    % of non-responder household: 10

    If we input all the information in ENA 210 we got Sample size= 503 in ENA 2011 it is 548

    These differences are large and not slight because they are almost a change of 10%.
    If we have to explain to the client what is the justification to be given for the software to give a difference so large?

    in reply to: Versions causing changed sample size #1183

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    Well from versions 2010 to 2011 the sample size variation is about 43 households.

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