In other words, increased access to a sewerage system would have a direct effect in reducing the level of deprivation associated with this indicator, and may also have an indirect effect that would be reflected in a reduction in the levels of deprivation associated with the indicators of deaths of live-born children, water, the collection of household waste and/or school attendance, among others. For example, households registering the indicator “deaths of live-born children” were, in most cases, households with one-dimensional profiles. The next-most common were four two-dimensional profiles in which that indicator was combined with the indicators for “sewerage system”, “disposal of household waste”, “school attendance” and “overcrowding”, in that order.