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<p>Sensitivity analysis demonstrating robustness of primary model estimates after adjusting for the socioeconomic factors among lactating mothers.</p> Saharu Magona Nerima (25138225) Jireh Kirabo (25138228) Edirisa Juniour Nsubuga (13875045) Grace Nanyombi (25138231) Joel J. Komakech (10499426) Latiffu Musisi (25138234) Joseph Mbabazi (15852578) John Bosco Ddamulira (25138237) Medicine Microbiology Biotechnology Sociology Science Policy ≥ 3 meals unicef conceptual framework suboptimal nutrient intake reduced breastmilk quantity potentially severe consequences mdd ‑ w household food security household food insecurity better contextual understanding fewer household members 49 years living presumed higher compared minimum dietary diversity div >< p slums remains limited dietary diversity 5 members 29 years working mothers study examined statistical significance standard deviation sectional study p </ moderately prevalent model robustness methods cross meal frequency lactation contributes lactating mothers kampala ’ kampala city infant health family planning factors perceived empirical data community sensitization average age aprs ), 96 ]). 83 ]), 5 ). <p>Forest plot presenting adjusted prevalence ratios (PRs) and 95% confidence intervals (CIs) for variables in the sensitivity model that additionally adjusted for socioeconomic factors (mother’s highest education and household income earners). Estimates are shown to facilitate comparison of effect magnitude and direction across models.</p> 2026-09-29T17:26:19Z Image Figure 10.1371/journal.pgph.0007389.g002 https://figshare.com/articles/figure/_p_Sensitivity_analysis_demonstrating_robustness_of_primary_model_estimates_after_adjusting_for_the_socioeconomic_factors_among_lactating_mothers_p_/34025893 CC BY 4.0