Association of tobacco use with the tobacco-related built environment: an ecological study from urban slums of Bhopal, India

Table 2 Multiple linear regression (MLR) models for tobacco use prevalence

Final models of MLR	Estimate (B)	Standard error of estimate (SE B)	p value	Adjusted R² of model
For all tobacco shops				0.656
Intercept	− 72.905	43.766	0.108
Density of all tobacco shops (No./km²)	0.071	0.021	0.002
Age in years (mean)	2.740	0.857	0.004
Percentage of literate population	− 0.250	0.113	0.035
Wealth Index (mean)	− 9.645	2.711	0.001
Gender ratio (percent male population)	0.048	0.223	0.831
For other tobacco shops				0.614
Intercept	− 74.038	46.353	0.122
Density of other tobacco shops (No./km²)	0.058	0.021	0.010
Age in years (mean)	2.716	0.908	0.006
Percentage of literate population	− 0.229	0.119	0.064
Wealth Index (mean)	− 10.049	2.863	0.002
Gender ratio (percent male population)	0.108	0.235	0.648
For exclusive tobacco shops				0.547
Intercept	− 82.940	50.153	0.110
Density of exclusive tobacco shops (No. per km²)	0.207	0.127	0.116
Age in years (mean)	2.534	0.982	0.016
Percentage of literate population	− 0.159	0.125	0.216
Wealth Index (mean)	− 9.704	3.139	0.005
Gender ratio (percent male population)	0.417	0.228	0.079

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