Fig. 2: Mixed-effect logistic regression to identify factors associated with phenotypic resistance of sentinel bacteria isolated from farmers and their pigs in semi-intensive and free-range production systems of Uganda. | Communications Earth & Environment

Fig. 2: Mixed-effect logistic regression to identify factors associated with phenotypic resistance of sentinel bacteria isolated from farmers and their pigs in semi-intensive and free-range production systems of Uganda.

From: Drivers of antimicrobial resistance in pig production systems of Uganda

Fig. 2: Mixed-effect logistic regression to identify factors associated with phenotypic resistance of sentinel bacteria isolated from farmers and their pigs in semi-intensive and free-range production systems of Uganda.

a Odds ratios for antibacterial resistance (ABR). The red colour indicates odds ratios below 1 and the blue colour odds ratios above 1. b Effect size of antibiotic type coloured by the production system. c Effect size of the host. d–f Effect size of pig breed, visit as temporal variable, and tetQ (tetracyclines) normalised copies. We estimated that, on average, ABR is increasing at 0.76% per year, with an higher (0.93%) increase in semi-intensive systems. TMPS Trimethoprim/sulfamethoxazole.

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