Secondary outcome: Population removal of mosquitoes by the Suna trap
Efficient mass trapping of mosquitoes may diminish mosquito populations over time and thus may reduce biting rates beyond the reduction measured alongside trap deployment. However, as summarised in Table Mean Suna trap catches under the different interventions and corresponding relative changes with respect to the control.All results are expressed as the median and 95% highest posterior density credible interval (HDI) of the posterior distribution of the outcome, with interval estimates (HDIs) corresponding to an average house and an average week. The median of the posterior distribution was chosen as the point estimate since the posterior distributions are very long-tailed to the right. No cells are highlighted here, since for none of the interventions and none of the species the Suna trap catches changed with 95% credibility as compared to the control (unbaited Suna trap).