In this case, the , so we reject , and conclude that households with higher income have taller children, after taking into account mother’s height and rainfall at birth.

In this case, the , so we reject , and conclude that household income does have an impact on child's height, after taking into account mother’s height and rainfall at birth.

In this case, the , so we reject , and conclude that households with higher income have taller children, after taking into account mother’s height and rainfall at birth.

In this case, the , so we do not reject , and conclude that households with higher income do not have taller children, after taking into account mother’s height and rainfall at birth.

In this case, the , so we do not reject , and conclude that households with higher income have taller children, after taking into account mother’s height and rainfall at birth.