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Lastly, as sexual behaviour data were not available we were unable to adjust for any change in sexual risk behaviour – a decline for example could have contributed to decreasing trends observed.

We analysed trends in population-level sexual behaviour indicators amongst men aged 17 54 years and women aged 17 49 years over the period of ART scale-up from 2005 through 2011 (sexual behaviour data were not available for 15 16-year-olds 15 16-year-olds 15 16-year-olds

Females' data (frequencies of agonistic behaviour and corticosterone plasmatic levels) and chick's hatching dates and behavioural data were not normally distributed.

20 This was not done for early adolescent behaviours because these data were not all obtained during interview at age 18 19 (see footnote of table 1).

Males and females were pooled within genotypes, as their proportions were not expected to be biased by behaviour and sampling technique, and sex data were not available for the one year-olds.

While we can refer back to research describing adolescent purchasing behaviour around schools, data was not collected for this study.

The particularly low rates that we observed among South Asians have previously been documented [ 5, 34] and may be due to the sexual behaviour of this group; although data is not available for Bangladeshis, Indians and Pakistanis tend to be older at first intercourse, have fewer sexual partners, and are less likely to be sexually active than their White counterparts [ 32, 35].

The qualitative data was not longitudinal; therefore, no inferences can be made about behaviour changes that occurred over time.

While this de-personalised data is not a truly rounded picture of an individual, it does provide patterns of behaviour.

Data is not power.

Data is not weighted.