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Table 3 Estimated rate ratios and 95 % confidence intervals by gender for the cohort effects on motorcycle mortality rate per 100,000 United States, 1975–2014

From: Mortality from motorcycle crashes: the baby-boomer cohort effect

 

Males

Females

Birth cohort

Rate ratio

95 % CIa

Rate ratio

95 % CIa

1895–1899

0.67

0.30, 1.49

1.24

0.37, 4.17

1900–1904

0.95

0.53, 1.72

1.46

0.59, 3.61

1905–1909

1.01

0.61, 1.69

0.39*

0.18, 0.85

1910–1914

0.69

0.43, 1.09

0.78

0.39, 1.57

1915–1919

0.90

0.59, 1.38

1.11

0.58, 2.12

1920–1924

0.91

0.61, 1.36

0.93

0.50, 1.73

1925–1929

0.77

0.52, 1.14

1.14

0.63, 2.06

1930–1934

1.00

Reference

1.00

Reference

1935–1939

1.14

0.78, 1.65

1.54

0.87, 2.72

1940–1944

1.27

0.87, 1.85

1.54

0.87, 2.72

1945–1949

1.44

0.99, 2.10

1.61

0.91, 2.85

1950–1954

1.49*

1.03, 2.17

1.65

0.93, 2.92

1955–1959

1.49*

1.02, 2.16

1.91*

1.08, 3.38

1960–1964

1.48*

1.02, 2.15

1.94*

1.10, 3.44

1965–1969

1.18

0.80, 1.74

1.53

0.85, 2.76

1970–1974

0.98

0.66, 1.47

1.03

0.56, 1.91

1975–1979

0.73

0.47, 1.11

0.63

0.33, 1.22

1980–1984

0.49*

0.31, 0.77

0.44*

0.22, 0.88

1985–1989

0.41*

0.25, 0.68

0.31*

0.14, 0.67

1990–1994

0.29*

0.16, 0.52

0.28*

0.11, 0.68

1995–1999

0.18*

0.08, 0.39

0.14*

0.04, 0.48

  1. * = P value < 0.05
  2. aCI, Confidence Interval