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trigram	frequency
middle east respiratory	146
east respiratory syndrome	146
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	138
the number of	70
the risk of	68
respiratory syncytial virus	60
in patients with	59
patients with covid	55
severe acute respiratory	55
acute respiratory syndrome	53
in this study	52
of middle east	47
of the epidemic	47
world health organization	45
as well as	44
epidemiol infect doi	42
according to the	40
the middle east	40
the current study	40
in saudi arabia	39
clinical characteristics of	39
was used to	39
in order to	39
due to the	38
the proportion of	37
there was no	36
in dromedary camels	36
associated with the	36
between the two	36
the spread of	34
of the outbreak	34
a total of	33
hepatitis e virus	33
of patients with	33
one of the	32
based on the	31
the two groups	30
of the virus	30
the impact of	29
the presence of	29
more likely to	28
the duration of	28
of the disease	27
in the early	27
of this study	27
number of cases	26
factors associated with	26
of novel coronavirus	26
likely to be	26
the time of	26
the study period	26
at least one	25
influenza and covid	25
included in the	25
of the covid	24
of respiratory viruses	24
the severe group	24
of coronavirus disease	24
of the patients	23
a and b	23
of respiratory syncytial	23
this study was	23
the incidence of	23
respiratory viruses in	23
in the current	23
the majority of	22
to assess the	22
were more likely	22
for disease control	22
risk factors for	22
during the study	22
the rate of	22
the world health	21
of the population	21
at the time	21
symptom onset to	20
republic of korea	20
compared to the	20
viral respiratory infections	20
a systematic review	20
shown in figure	20
in terms of	20
and clinical characteristics	20
polymerase chain reaction	19
influenza a and	19
spread of the	19
was associated with	19
in the same	19
the effect of	19
in young children	19
with novel coronavirus	19
the most common	19
syndrome coronavirus infection	19
significant difference in	19
in hong kong	18
time from symptom	18
there is a	18
virus infection in	18
the beginning of	18
such as the	18
was defined as	18
the republic of	18
the importance of	18
the time from	18
from symptom onset	18
total number of	18
the probability of	18
other respiratory viruses	18
severity of covid	18
were used to	18
the use of	18
the frequency of	17
the date of	17
the united states	17
detection of the	17
patients with severe	17
prevention and control	17
the novel coronavirus	17
be due to	17
pneumonia in wuhan	17
supplementary table s	17
risk of importation	17
the case of	17
illness onset and	16
is associated with	16
the prevalence of	16
more than one	16
the detection of	16
epidemiological and clinical	16
with coronavirus disease	16
the burden of	16
the total number	16
basic reproduction number	16
were included in	16
of viral shedding	16
the basic reproduction	16
in the country	16
of the mers	16
the severity of	16
control and prevention	16
of symptom onset	15
interval between illness	15
in the severe	15
of the pandemic	15
no significant difference	15
compared with the	15
of the first	15
the absence of	15
has been reported	15
respiratory viral infections	15
critically ill patients	15
syndrome coronavirus in	15
the end of	15
stage of the	15
in the previous	15
there was a	15
between illness onset	15
to predict the	15
one or more	15
in the breath	15
the results of	15
of fever in	15
dromedary camels in	15
was no significant	15
to estimate the	15
the possibility of	15
patients infected with	15
significant differences in	14
shown in table	14
disease control and	14
the epidemiology of	14
found to be	14
ghsi and jee	14
defined as the	14
cases in the	14
less likely to	14
the first case	14
of severe acute	14
patients in the	14
clinical features of	14
cd t cells	14
the early stage	14
associated with a	14
at the beginning	14
of hepatitis e	14
associated with covid	14
respiratory virus infections	14
we found that	14
national health commission	14
to explore the	14
the rest of	14
of infectious diseases	14
date of symptom	13
onset to treatment	13
in the middle	13
a novel coronavirus	13
as shown in	13
to investigate the	13
in our study	13
approved by the	13
study showed that	13
early stage of	13
influenza and other	13
the mild group	13
health commission of	13
than in the	13
of influenza a	13
and risk perception	13
the lack of	13
health care workers	13
respiratory infections in	13
rates of fever	13
to identify the	13
cumulative attack rate	13
infections in the	13
changes in the	13
patients with coronavirus	13
of patients infected	13
to reduce the	13
to compare the	13
were associated with	13
the value of	13
in the united	13
the transmission of	13
respiratory tract infections	12
differences in the	12
the percentage of	12
coronavirus disease in	12
in the model	12
shown to be	12
showed that the	12
test was used	12
the role of	12
the epidemic and	12
we used the	12
beginning of the	12
of a novel	12
public health measures	12
the relationship between	12
lower respiratory tract	12
systematic review and	12
in the community	12
duration of viral	12
the course of	12
in the case	12
the hong kong	12
of cases of	12
was approved by	12
detected in the	12
coronavirus infection in	12
for this study	12
hospitalized patients with	12
the mobile hospital	12
acute respiratory illness	12
and other respiratory	12
when compared to	12
the family cluster	12
centre for disease	11
and outcomes of	11
of respiratory virus	11
severe and critical	11
of the following	11
percentage of the	11
diagnosis and treatment	11
as of june	11
be used to	11
used as the	11
for the first	11
the onset of	11
need to be	11
the index case	11
incidence of severe	11
well as the	11
to determine the	11
by the national	11
increased risk of	11
are shown in	11
were classified as	11
a h n	11
of new cases	11
it is possible	11
conflict of interest	11
there were no	11
as a result	11
the epidemic curve	11
the association between	11
viral shedding duration	11
value of the	11
defined as a	11
hospital of wuhan	11
with middle east	11
cases and deaths	11
the breath of	11
likely to have	11
a number of	11
in the district	11
mortality rates were	11
frequency of contacts	11
in fever clinics	11
the general population	11
and risk factors	11
of the novel	11
the public health	11
countries in the	11
for influenza a	11
course of the	11
virus in the	11
are needed to	11
of death in	10
the poor prognosis	10
cases were reported	10
the infection to	10
supported by the	10
it is important	10
is likely to	10
review and meta	10
knowledge and risk	10
the contribution of	10
risk factor for	10
significantly higher in	10
is shown in	10
the national health	10
as part of	10
higher risk of	10
not significantly different	10
public health emergency	10
signs and symptoms	10
were defined as	10
patients with novel	10
related to the	10
children aged years	10
ill patients with	10
considered statistically significant	10
the study was	10
the potential for	10
resulted in a	10
was used for	10
of saudi arabia	10
are associated with	10
kingdom of saudi	10
analysis of the	10
and severity of	10
be attributed to	10
the risk factors	10
the efficacy of	10
been shown to	10
data from the	10
difference in the	10
family cluster cases	10
infection in the	10
in addition to	10
population aged and	10
characteristics of coronavirus	10
were reported in	10
clinical course and	10
were collected from	10
syncytial virus in	10
duration of shedding	10
novel coronavirus in	10
novel coronavirus pneumonia	10
analyses were performed	10
a recent study	10
risk of transmission	10
the timing of	10
could not be	10
rest of germany	10
influenza mortality rates	10
impact of the	10
associated with increased	10
during the early	10
no significant differences	10
difference between the	10
the development of	10
for patients with	10
of the model	10
number of new	10
found that the	10
infection control measures	10
in the republic	10
a descriptive study	10
time series analysis	10
included in this	10
of rna detection	10
to be more	9
study was approved	9
rp findings of	9
emerging infectious diseases	9
in the study	9
day survival rates	9
estimates of the	9
the effectiveness of	9
years of age	9
risk factors associated	9
of respiratory viral	9
of importation of	9
with severe covid	9
respiratory virus infection	9
republic of china	9
in the usa	9
g g cases	9
a healthcare visit	9
of the infection	9
is an important	9
it has been	9
rate of recovery	9
patients who died	9
during the first	9
logistic regression analysis	9
than that of	9
explained by the	9
of the most	9
reported to the	9
mortality rates in	9
analysis was performed	9
results showed that	9
in our model	9
the context of	9
part of the	9
viral rna in	9
transmission of respiratory	9
the most commonly	9
some of the	9
is consistent with	9
centers for disease	9
patients with middle	9
intensive care unit	9
characteristics of cases	9
of the cases	9
have been reported	9
coronavirus in wuhan	9
in mers patients	9
in the household	9
infected with novel	9
higher proportion of	9
the population aged	9
novel coronavirus from	9
in the context	9
this may be	9
from saudi arabia	9
understanding of the	9
the aim of	9
days prior to	9
multivariable logistic regression	9
infected with sars	9
in the population	9
the viral shedding	9
can be used	9
the findings of	9
our study has	9
the outbreak of	9
dynamics of the	9
rna detection results	9
cov outbreak in	9
are more likely	9
the mortality rate	9
of the middle	9
the kingdom of	9
in this analysis	9
study was to	9
coronavirus in dromedary	9
increase in the	9
be associated with	9
of cases in	9
cases in tir	9
revealed that the	9
compared to other	9
saudi arabia and	9
onset of symptoms	9
were significantly lower	9
virus infections in	9
from january to	9
the severe acute	8
the differences in	8
this study is	8
the start of	8
a significantly higher	8
infection in dromedary	8
in the americas	8
a retrospective cohort	8
influenza a virus	8
retrospective cohort study	8
was significantly higher	8
in a timely	8
of public health	8
of confirmed covid	8
of the infected	8
greater risk of	8
of influenza and	8
virucidal activity of	8
h n influenza	8
suggest that the	8
with influenza and	8
associated with an	8
data availability statement	8
committee of the	8
with a median	8
a family cluster	8
underlying medical conditions	8
were identified in	8
is important to	8
in this paper	8
an increase in	8
the supplementary material	8
the globally reported	8
identified in the	8
median age of	8
were positive for	8
due to covid	8
as compared with	8
of influenza vaccine	8
total of patients	8
depends on the	8
the dynamics of	8
the probability that	8
severity of illness	8
be explained by	8
the emergence of	8
in hospitalized patients	8
features of patients	8
study are available	8
a review of	8
the arabian peninsula	8
the present study	8
of pandemic influenza	8
risk of death	8
on the other	8
syncytial virus infection	8
findings of this	8
tract infections in	8
disease in china	8
the availability of	8
is possible that	8
the province of	8
of viral respiratory	8
a study of	8
characteristics of the	8
patients who were	8
case fatality rate	8
cases in this	8
samples were collected	8
than one virus	8
aged and above	8
timing and magnitude	8
and magnitude of	8
the incubation period	8
was used as	8
the previous season	8
the levels of	8
seasonal influenza vaccination	8
with rp findings	8
rna detection in	8
province of hubei	8
was found to	8
to control the	8
has been shown	8
those in the	8
cases of mers	8
cause mortality in	8
significantly associated with	8
in this review	8
were in the	8
of the basic	8
of respiratory infections	8
global health security	8
risk of respiratory	8
year average influenza	8
this study are	8
dromedary camels and	8
specific grant from	8
in the first	8
children and adults	8
february to march	8
global burden of	8
in a single	8
infection control practices	8
in health care	8
international spread of	8
to evaluate the	8
most of the	8
importation of covid	8
of infectious disease	8
of transmission of	8
mortality in covid	8
a public health	8
the moderate group	8
to be a	8
of the world	8
not statistically significant	8
cov in the	8
and those with	8
has not been	8
in the mild	8
in the analysis	8
similar to that	8
detection results of	8
in the multivariate	8
review of the	8
used for the	8
diagnosed with covid	8
risk factors of	8
the patients were	7
a higher proportion	7
have also been	7
time reverse transcription	7
the influenza pandemic	7
epidemiology and infection	7
influenza respiratory viruses	7
logistic regression was	7
support the findings	7
of confirmed cases	7
was supported by	7
shortness of breath	7
there is no	7
efficacy of alcohol	7
negative binomial regression	7
fibre streak shadow	7
not associated with	7
and control of	7
high rates of	7
or other countries	7
was statistically significant	7
the design of	7
infected pneumonia in	7
characteristics of hospitalized	7
responsible for the	7
for more than	7
rate of fever	7
that support the	7
case of covid	7
to analyse the	7
and middle east	7
household transmission of	7
in the days	7
chronic obstructive pulmonary	7
to be vaccinated	7
cov infection in	7
the data that	7
infected with the	7
we did not	7
acute respiratory distress	7
was considered statistically	7
between february and	7
reported cases of	7
of aris in	7
the epidemic in	7
estimation of the	7
in contrast to	7
of the total	7
multiple linear regression	7
to be the	7
in the elderly	7
this suggests that	7
small number of	7
risk of developing	7
transmission of mers	7
onset and diagnosis	7
burden of influenza	7
and the risk	7
the median age	7
was no difference	7
group and the	7
the effects of	7
with pneumonia in	7
a retrospective study	7
elderly care homes	7
of ari cases	7
was the most	7
influenza in the	7
the virus in	7
a history of	7
used to assess	7
against enveloped viruses	7
proportion of the	7
incubation period of	7
burden of disease	7
influenza vaccination coverage	7
the early stages	7
in the air	7
the ghsi and	7
in accordance with	7
of the index	7
of patients were	7
be detected in	7
in previous studies	7
of these patients	7
a decrease in	7
poor prognosis group	7
in the visited	7
duration of the	7
burden of respiratory	7
in the family	7
can be found	7
the clinical characteristics	7
pandemic influenza a	7
the application of	7
the local health	7
the university community	7
that in the	7
this study showed	7
in the rest	7
after adjusting for	7
centred moving average	7
association between the	7
used in the	7
worse severity of	7
compared with patients	7
during the covid	7
and control measures	7
results of the	7
and after the	7
consistent with the	7
onset and admission	7
from the who	7
group than in	7
cases from the	7
secondary autochthonous case	7
higher in the	7
commission of the	7
the corresponding author	7
the implementation of	7
closely related to	7
with acute respiratory	7
and influenza a	7
ministry of health	7
infections were more	7
used to compare	7
in dromedary camel	7
data not shown	7
on the basis	7
upper respiratory tract	7
time difference between	7
significantly lower in	7
generate at least	7
of hospitalized patients	7
the mortality of	7
evidence of mers	7
viral nucleic acid	7
the difference was	7
transmitted the infection	7
that of the	7
large number of	7
source of infection	7
categorical variables were	7
did not find	7
respiratory distress syndrome	7
high proportion of	7
data on the	7
accordance with the	7
of international concern	7
least one secondary	7
and the disease	7
further studies are	7
the source of	7
are available from	7
in sporadic cases	7
statistical analyses were	7
was performed using	7
information on the	7
in real time	7
of knowledge and	7
studies are needed	7
deaths per million	7
case of disease	7
could be a	7
nrp adult patients	7
to the first	7
or more of	7
tested positive for	7
e virus infection	7
contributed to the	7
were divided into	7
were less likely	7
data that support	7
of various risk	7
case in the	7
the other hand	7
number of secondary	7
of the study	7
the epidemiological and	7
the basis of	7
to understand the	7
observed in the	7
the most important	7
various risk factors	7
patients with mild	7
was detected in	7
the epidemiological curve	7
but there was	7
viral shedding in	7
the likelihood of	7
transmission dynamics of	6
from dromedary camels	6
more of the	6
with increasing age	6
the two mortality	6
disease severity in	6
of the clinical	6
cases over time	6
received no specific	6
in agreement with	6
of severe illness	6
model was used	6
number of people	6
in the general	6
for public health	6
the characteristics of	6
with respiratory syncytial	6
respiratory viral illness	6
were no significant	6
basic reproductive number	6
of the samples	6
has also been	6
an index case	6
of influenza vaccination	6
of the rsv	6
nasal throat specimens	6
increases the risk	6
the early outbreak	6
two or more	6
a poor prognosis	6
high prevalence of	6
did not have	6
should not be	6
impact on the	6
to be infected	6
based on a	6
regression analysis was	6
the authors declare	6
when compared with	6
average number of	6
viral or bacterial	6
infection prevention and	6
toward infection control	6
two mortality rates	6
of viral infection	6
influenza a h	6
risk factors and	6
factors such as	6
in european countries	6
coronavirus pneumonia in	6
respiratory tract infection	6
were found in	6
which may be	6
mortality in mers	6
cases of novel	6
decrease in the	6
is the number	6
no difference in	6
average influenza mortality	6
a and rsv	6
confirmed viral respiratory	6
the first time	6
at the same	6
in the absence	6
patients with rp	6
diagnosis of covid	6
in the literature	6
to describe the	6
rate in the	6
change in the	6
hev seroprevalence in	6
was no statistically	6
to have been	6
are presented in	6
multiple respiratory viruses	6
of critically ill	6
the circulation of	6
and the time	6
during the sars	6
according to their	6
of influenza in	6
perceived adequacy of	6
with influenza a	6
sample collection and	6
prevalence of comorbidities	6
s x sha	6
appears to be	6
respiratory syndrome in	6
of suspected cases	6
from any funding	6
and disease characteristics	6
we calculated the	6
association between influenza	6
from the corresponding	6
positive for ericov	6
response to the	6
cov and mers	6
number of deaths	6
an area of	6
value of r	6
in the kingdom	6
in mainland china	6
influenza mortality rate	6
in the isc	6
the newly vaccinated	6
which is consistent	6
good prognosis group	6
the amount of	6
of illness severity	6
the patients had	6
the lymphocyte counts	6
the treatment of	6
the virus to	6
of respiratory infection	6
the first days	6
number of mers	6
are likely to	6
science and technology	6
the first covid	6
respiratory virus epidemics	6
in the last	6
never vaccinated had	6
of ericov in	6
distal large intestinal	6
from the covid	6
between influenza and	6
incidence of aris	6
feverishness or cough	6
the fact that	6
of adult patients	6
comparison between the	6
during this study	6
with the novel	6
the state of	6
were not significantly	6
the real data	6
a global pandemic	6
with a high	6
with an increased	6
bedouins and non	6
and critical illness	6
estimated to be	6
from illness onset	6
any funding agency	6
of the current	6
the animal reservoir	6
has resulted in	6
of our study	6
of cumulative attack	6
to better understand	6
the model parameters	6
no specific grant	6
mortality in patients	6
korea or other	6
transmission of covid	6
epidemiology of respiratory	6
severe group than	6
infectious diseases in	6
regression model was	6
prior to diagnosis	6
by the end	6
a timely manner	6
the multiple regression	6
been reported in	6
would like to	6
the size of	6
our ability to	6
involved in the	6
the time difference	6
more than of	6
treatment of patients	6
locus of control	6
the level of	6
in the hospital	6
educational day conference	6
outbreak in the	6
case of the	6
not result in	6
of lower respiratory	6
patients with diabetes	6
the basic reproductive	6
reproduction number r	6
family cluster of	6
study has several	6
of zika virus	6
blood urea nitrogen	6
health emergency of	6
in healthcare settings	6
in critically ill	6
the early days	6
epidemiology of covid	6
the time to	6
was identified as	6
as of th	6
from february to	6
the same virus	6
during the mers	6
no statistically significant	6
of multiple respiratory	6
into the future	6
data were collected	6
than that in	6
with the virus	6
is one of	6
as the reference	6
the first cases	6
to account for	6
the results showed	6
were extracted from	6
of other viruses	6
of the same	6
we used a	6
of the manuscript	6
commercial or not	6
a series of	6
median seroprevalence of	6
the progression of	6
detection of respiratory	6
of seasonal influenza	6
have shown that	6
and the results	6
is the average	6
the prognosis of	6
the outcome of	6
of ebola virus	6
an endemic country	6
characteristics of patients	6
grant from any	6
had a healthcare	6
vaccinated in the	6
severity of the	6
the sports venue	6
ghsi or jee	6
the cumulative attack	6
obstructive pulmonary disease	6
in our review	6
in relation to	6
emergency of international	6
period of days	6
of viral rna	6
of korea or	6
of these cases	6
disease prevention and	6
infections in children	6
ordinal logistic regression	6
been associated with	6
countries with a	6
may not be	6
acute lower respiratory	6
with more than	6
the values of	6
findings of rna	6
at the end	6
excluded from the	6
to calculate the	6
death in patients	6
clusters identified in	6
study was conducted	6
in the poor	6
all statistical analyses	6
living in the	6
reported in the	6
days of the	6
stages of the	6
ethics committee of	6
found in the	6
the mean age	6
those never vaccinated	6
the cause of	6
used to estimate	6
of other respiratory	6
globally reported mers	6
to severe acute	6
a significant difference	6
from an endemic	6
of the data	6
of the other	6
with patients in	5
the same time	5
of healthcare workers	5
to be associated	5
and case fatality	5
can be transmitted	5
risk of importing	5
fever clinics are	5
threat to human	5
it is also	5
analysis showed that	5
this study period	5
statistically significant difference	5
different between the	5
is essential to	5
were excluded from	5
to assess whether	5
e virus in	5
for the period	5
center for disease	5
number of infected	5
below the baseline	5
infections in dromedary	5
seasonal influenza and	5
after the first	5
all patients were	5
contributions of various	5
the clinical symptoms	5
fever in adults	5
for this article	5
viral load and	5
in the highest	5
of acute respiratory	5
infection in a	5
isolation of suspected	5
the relative risk	5
patients were divided	5
of shedding of	5
a median age	5
size of the	5
the dromedary camel	5
available from the	5
and h n	5
were required to	5
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patients with comorbidities	5
the good prognosis	5
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the global health	5
drivers of transmission	5
the patients with	5
and throat swabs	5
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mortality associated with	5
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large intestinal tract	5
the healthcare system	5
and public health	5
isolation time and	5
the occurrence of	5
but did not	5
first case in	5
multivariate logistic regression	5
to treatment days	5
infection fatality rate	5
and diagnosis and	5
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countries with lower	5
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spread of covid	5
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globally reported cases	5
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chemical disinfectants and	5
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of control measures	5
continuous variables were	5
during this period	5
phylogenetic analysis of	5
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a subset of	5
infected with mers	5
used to evaluate	5
be used as	5
higher number of	5
difficulty in breathing	5
all age groups	5
in the emergency	5
the total population	5
among the patients	5
associated with severe	5
influenza vaccine in	5
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cases of covid	5
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the spread and	5
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the family clusters	5
to quantify the	5
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severe cases and	5
hev seroprevalence rates	5
aged years and	5
one secondary autochthonous	5
this age group	5
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the pandemic and	5
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nlr was significantly	5
number of novel	5
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of disease study	5
central hospital of	5
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detection response time	5
the previous mers	5
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influenza and hmpv	5
significant predictors of	5
prevalence of middle	5
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univariate and multivariate	5
authors declare that	5
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ebola virus disease	5
nasal swabs and	5
deaths due to	5
breath of infected	5
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a risk factor	5
duration of hospitalisation	5
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virus disease in	5
the virus is	5
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date of onset	5
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incidence rate ratio	5
an analysis of	5
spread of sars	5
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could be attributed	5
number of patients	5
the who and	5
supplementary material for	5
detection of other	5
with the severity	5
to detect the	5
disinfectants and antiseptics	5
cohort study in	5
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samples obtained from	5
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estimate of the	5
higher than that	5
in children aged	5
for the entire	5
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the visited country	5
the district of	5
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study aims to	5
result in a	5
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lower than those	5
novel coronavirus disease	5
the clusters identified	5
this article can	5
and the duration	5
fever clinics and	5
as previously described	5
all data were	5
have been shown	5
and mortality rates	5
for disease prevention	5
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spread of infectious	5
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three family clusters	5
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were significantly higher	5
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the indian subcontinent	5
virus infections and	5
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syndrome coronavirus infections	5
to respond to	5
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who did not	5
the potential of	5
disease in patients	5
and igg antibodies	5
illness onset to	5
number of hospital	5
and seasonal influenza	5
during the pandemic	5
multiple regression analysis	5
the centred moving	5
the final model	5
infection and the	5
associated with death	5
reported to have	5
and mortality in	5
based hand sanitisers	5
may have been	5
older than years	5
above the baseline	5
of all patients	5
is the most	5
of the mobile	5
the age of	5
material for this	5
viral shedding and	5
control measures to	5
clinical symptoms of	5
transmission of the	5
aim of this	5
access to healthcare	5
in blood donors	5
in the respiratory	5
in the public	5
was higher than	5
tested for covid	5
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the diagnosis and	5
first case detection	5
this study were	5
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in the province	5
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swabs were collected	5
a modelling study	5
global spread of	5
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may be a	5
personal protective equipment	5
positive for influenza	5
this research received	5
the university of	5
viral infections in	5
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management of covid	5
of infection and	5
in severe cases	5
the h n	5
loss of smell	5
in healthcare workers	5
have not been	5
lower in the	5
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early outbreak period	5
index case was	5
transcription polymerase chain	5
study aimed to	5
the infected camels	5
the global burden	5
a tier source	5
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measures implemented in	5
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nasal swabs were	5
in upper respiratory	5
and parainfluenza virus	5
department of health	5
to the spread	5
the speed of	5
the countries with	5
the roc curve	5
mers coronavirus in	5
regression was performed	5
patients with pneumonia	5
were significantly associated	5
an individual level	5
in the good	5
clinical characteristics and	5
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age of years	5
was lower than	5
their vaccination behaviours	5
in the diagnosis	5
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shows limits of	4
the success of	4
the samples obtained	4
the past days	4
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outcomes of patients	4
members of the	4
in the transmission	4
were the most	4
higher than the	4
the declaration of	4
a retrospective analysis	4
number of daily	4
tongji medical college	4
democratic republic of	4
and mortality outcome	4
patient and disease	4
evolution of the	4
reproduction number of	4
months after the	4
many of the	4
to those without	4
for continuous variables	4
and nasopharyngeal swabs	4
hygienic practice scores	4
igm and igg	4
cases of middle	4
transmission during the	4
differences in study	4
the period of	4
by age group	4
date reported was	4
rsv and picornavirus	4
as the ratio	4
been reported by	4
of severe cases	4
for middle east	4
respiratory illness in	4
were collected on	4
our study is	4
of lymphocyte counts	4
the critical group	4
and spread of	4
as they are	4
of yellow fever	4
such as fever	4
departments and institutions	4
in comparison with	4
children under years	4
clinical signs and	4
in hospitalized children	4
has been demonstrated	4
morbidity and mortality	4
as a surrogate	4
at highest risk	4
countries such as	4
mortality rate of	4
may result in	4
up to days	4
that the time	4
a greater proportion	4
is based on	4
with a low	4
that did not	4
of respiratory illness	4
health and safety	4
the fraction of	4
and isolation of	4
and trend components	4
of influenza virus	4
the force of	4
the isolation time	4
u l vs	4
epidemiology of viral	4
a viral infection	4
rural south asia	4
of infections with	4
have been published	4
the distribution and	4
this is a	4
had a significantly	4
indicated that the	4
poor prognosis of	4
analysis in the	4
the contagion rate	4
this study has	4
healthcare workers during	4
population age structure	4
is necessary to	4
the recovery rate	4
the community and	4
vaccinated and unvaccinated	4
a significant predictor	4
spread of a	4
clade c betacoronavirus	4
be transmitted through	4
significant association was	4
zhongnan hospital of	4
from march to	4
of each cluster	4
studies are required	4
days after discharge	4
continue to be	4
coronavirus from patients	4
and the clinical	4
in understanding the	4
be able to	4
t cells and	4
was conducted in	4
the emergency department	4
the centers for	4
risk perception score	4
the potential to	4
was responsible for	4
forecasting the trend	4
early detection of	4
institutional review board	4
most likely to	4
rp findings times	4
and influenza mortality	4
serological evidence of	4
for the global	4
the first confirmed	4
components of the	4
caused by a	4
to that of	4
inpatients with covid	4
disease in the	4
we conducted a	4
severity of influenza	4
needs to be	4
in the mobile	4
in the epidemic	4
early transmission dynamics	4
course and outcomes	4
the mechanism of	4
of risk factors	4
the clinical manifestations	4
was observed in	4
attitudes toward infection	4
in china and	4
that the number	4
zika virus in	4
of st july	4
of the literature	4
assessed contributions of	4
nlr and the	4
chains of transmission	4
cluster was defined	4
of th february	4
this finding is	4
assays for detection	4
other household members	4
are able to	4
influenza vaccination in	4
we observed a	4
england and wales	4
sas institute inc	4
cov in camels	4
independent risk factor	4
mortality of covid	4
january to march	4
onset to diagnosis	4
case fatality rates	4
influenza vaccination of	4
coronavirus in the	4
from the middle	4
the west african	4
in the supplementary	4
mortality rate in	4
importing risk simulations	4
of hospital admission	4
expected number of	4
in the world	4
used to analyse	4
adults with influenza	4
predicted by the	4
against the covid	4
diagnosis and interval	4
of the global	4
carried out in	4
suspected cases were	4
and lower respiratory	4
clinical features and	4
with severe disease	4
of infected animals	4
the factors associated	4
of health care	4
the data used	4
had rp findings	4
during the incubation	4
insight into the	4
previous studies on	4
were not significant	4
risk of having	4
saudi arabia middle	4
in supplementary table	4
both influenza and	4
the days prior	4
and cd t	4
of hand sanitisers	4
february and march	4
epidemic in china	4
nucleic acid in	4
receiver operating characteristic	4
was performed to	4
positive for sars	4
proportion of confirmed	4
in patients aged	4
protective hygienic practices	4
to fever resolution	4
influenza virus infection	4
to test the	4
its impact on	4
survival rates in	4
and multivariable logistic	4
that the model	4
and murine norovirus	4
the incidence rate	4
to determine whether	4
we consider the	4
experience with mers	4
identified in a	4
of which were	4
general hospital attendees	4
other viral respiratory	4
risk of international	4
lower respiratory symptoms	4
in the arabian	4
and risk of	4
in the field	4
high risk of	4
gender and patient	4
a case was	4
response in patients	4
for the same	4
majority of the	4
the model was	4
and drug administration	4
an increased risk	4
individuals in the	4
of adult inpatients	4
nigeria centre for	4
prediction of the	4
we note that	4
of mers coronavirus	4
ctni and myohaemoglobin	4
compared to mers	4
the evolution of	4
show that the	4
prevent the spread	4
mortality of adult	4
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in predicting the	4
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hrv and rsv	4
accounting for the	4
of disease exportation	4
to illustrate the	4
epidemiology of multiple	4
and multiple respiratory	4
in the rate	4
of the healthcare	4
in rural kenya	4
the multivariable analysis	4
in four cases	4
breath samples were	4
a consequence of	4
for the last	4
the respiratory tract	4
preventive measures and	4
transmission of sars	4
in the cluster	4
in the past	4
early detection and	4
correlated with death	4
early phase of	4
and viral shedding	4
strongly associated with	4
may be explained	4
in wuhan city	4
first confirmed case	4
healthcare workers and	4
antibodies in dromedary	4
well as in	4
on the reported	4
international health regulations	4
soap and water	4
learned from the	4
inverse care law	4
analysis revealed that	4
as of st	4
in germany and	4
for respiratory viral	4
the average number	4
cases and death	4
and impact of	4
stress from covid	4
limits of covid	4
predictors of fever	4
in children and	4
number of confirmed	4
significantly lower than	4
with age in	4
by the same	4
adjusted for age	4
on march and	4
cause of death	4
in g g	4
for calculating the	4
virus transmission in	4
of patients in	4
psychological impact of	4
is greater than	4
month study period	4
previous studies have	4
dependent on the	4
analysis of factors	4
pandemic h n	4
measures to prevent	4
area of the	4
the source population	4
have contributed to	4
of the respondents	4
prognosis of patients	4
we compared the	4
declare that they	4
with nrp adult	4
the rates of	4
severe coronavirus disease	4
never vaccinated and	4
four family members	4
rest of the	4
young and middle	4
it can be	4
efficacy of hand	4
using the same	4
the introduction of	4
in the mers	4
the study and	4
information about the	4
to the other	4
pao fio ratio	4
sars and mers	4
to be detected	4
the output of	4
of illness in	4
district of tirschenreuth	4
results of igm	4
use of a	4
viral infection overall	4
case fatality ratio	4
the data and	4
this study aimed	4
the virus was	4
were asked to	4
outcome of death	4
critical care wards	4
infection in humans	4
identified in of	4
reported was used	4
the problem of	4
clinical disease severity	4
by the world	4
were not statistically	4
admitted to an	4
primary and secondary	4
of the local	4
in other studies	4
n and h	4
for mortality of	4
the multivariate analysis	4
the median time	4
the virus can	4
the whole sample	4
was obtained from	4
it was also	4
in the next	4
of the spread	4
such as influenza	4
of cases with	4
in critical care	4
were used for	4
performed in a	4
course and risk	4
the influenza season	4
and algebraic equations	4
influence of age	4
of the coronavirus	4
cases in shahroud	4
during an epidemic	4
of the second	4
three index cases	4
studies suggest that	4
saudi arabia mers	4
a higher risk	4
in survival rates	4
to the same	4
reverse transcription polymerase	4
the timing and	4
based hand sanitizer	4
the patients who	4
having worse severity	4
the control measures	4
related to mers	4
ari during the	4
the okiro et	4
simulations in sub	4
or more respiratory	4
were carried out	4
with severe acute	4
number of covid	4
and continuously vaccinated	4
the following symptoms	4
in elderly care	4
care workers in	4
time of writing	4
infections in infants	4
in the post	4
cov shedding in	4
the rsv infection	4
than those in	4
the median duration	4
social distancing and	4
the pao fio	4
circulation of respiratory	4
that were reported	4
joint external evaluation	4
increases with age	4
were expressed as	4
have been associated	4
for associations with	4
coronavirus from a	4
effects of the	4
force of infection	4
at least h	4
hand washing and	4
in the local	4
of cases and	4
in the two	4
of other studies	4
of having worse	4
were analysed using	4
adherence to protective	4
prospective cohort study	4
with bcg vaccination	4
insights into the	4
of the university	4
hcws who perform	4
social distancing measures	4
and human metapneumovirus	4
imported from china	4
agreed to participate	4
of transmission in	4
health security index	4
analysis was used	4
and there is	4
in throat swab	4
variations in the	4
the epidemic is	4
the following conditions	4
viruses were identified	4
magnitude of the	4
in studies of	4
to the global	4
that can be	4
for the virus	4
with the exception	4
order to identify	4
modelling study shows	4
one virus was	4
in the top	4
infection with another	4
a period of	4
the patterns of	4
infected dromedary camels	4
attitudes and practices	4
not admitted to	4
it may be	4
adult inpatients with	4
lung lobes involved	4
with the same	4
and of the	4
that tested positive	4
work was supported	4
the distribution of	4
the increase in	4
an observational study	4
higher levels of	4
performed a hrp	4
in the second	4
in knowledge scores	4
role in the	4
critical group and	4
the detection results	4
knowledge on the	4
negative association between	4
another respiratory virus	4
to increase the	4
between march and	4
novel coronavirus indicating	4
the reliability of	4
factors for mortality	4
the logistic regression	4
acute respiratory infections	4
the elevated nlr	4
deaths from covid	4
of severe covid	4
of the family	4
nucleic acid testing	4
with diabetes mellitus	4
in the hedgehog	4
clinical case definition	4
they have no	4
tested nasal swabs	4
at the population	4
cov cases from	4
the spike protein	4
upper and lower	4
in angola and	4
similar to the	4
at least three	4
the nasal swabs	4
with viral infection	4
observed between the	4
used as a	4
of viral interference	4
of critical illness	4
until th march	4
their worry level	4
infection in children	4
influenza vaccine uptake	4
in south korea	4
seroprevalence rates were	4
vaccinated had the	4
the designated hospital	4
of wuhan university	4
to this study	4
cases with influenza	4
symptoms of covid	4
the univariate analysis	4
to have a	4
in shahroud county	4
quartile were considered	4
confirmed influenza cases	4
at the local	4
used as an	4
acute respiratory illnesses	4
risk of severe	4
cov cases over	4
and the remaining	4
familial cluster of	4
family clusters of	4
the infection and	4
whether or not	4
in contact with	4
future by forecasting	4
february and june	4
from at least	4
the period until	4
did not affect	4
of the epidemiology	4
of health and	4
a measure of	4
was used in	4
is able to	4
end of the	4
and that the	4
results revealed that	4
and n genes	4
to protective hygienic	4
regardless of symptoms	4
planning for the	4
but it is	4
randomised controlled trial	4
for of the	4
his her infectiousness	4
presence of mers	4
that the virus	4
an independent risk	4
of infection with	4
bcg vaccination were	4
represented by the	4
dromedary camel herd	4
shedding of mers	4
the underlying ecological	4
days after the	4
world health organisation	4
as a whole	4
highlighting the importance	4
have been missed	4
a time from	4
found between the	4
rsv infection episodes	4
binomial regression analysis	4
of transmission and	4
number of contacts	4
cities in mainland	4
is used to	4
who had been	4
and has been	4
data were retrieved	4
of contracting influenza	4
calculating the risk	4
in children with	4
the trend component	4
for the mers	4
of the factors	4
infection episodes were	4
are consistent with	4
what is the	4
time from illness	4
in the european	4
in hospital attendees	4
of index case	4
proportion of asymptomatic	4
ari cases were	4
randomized clinical trial	4
did not differ	4
suspected repeat infections	4
cov and sars	4
an overview of	4
human infection with	4
to the who	4
influenza vaccination for	4
used to predict	4
from the source	4
health measures implemented	4
that they have	4
the future by	4
at higher risk	4
seasonal influenza in	4
lower than the	4
the history of	4
there is an	4
the severity and	4
detection in throat	4
no competing interests	4
middle east and	4
animal reservoir of	4
data collection and	4
our study also	4
the reduction of	4
april to may	4
respiratory symptoms and	4
and treatment protocol	4
ericov in the	4
human coronavirus infections	4
is expected to	4
a previous study	4
we have shown	4
sporadic cases were	4
study shows limits	4
linear regression analysis	4
cov antibodies in	4
none of them	4
to human health	4
severe or critically	4
in this age	4
the demographic characteristics	4
also found that	4
e virus seroprevalence	4
into the early	4
by the hong	4
modes of transmission	4
pneumonia in china	4
to reduce mortality	4
is supported by	4
samples were taken	4
food and drug	4
of nlr and	4
with an average	4
is the first	4
dynamics in wuhan	4
with at least	4
are reported to	4
aris in children	4
viruses in rural	4
her infectiousness period	4
during the rsv	4
the limitations of	4
that the epidemic	4
of alcohol against	4
angola and the	4
chronic kidney disease	4
compared with nrp	4
date of the	4
between the severe	4
the last days	4
was identified in	4
the zoonotic niche	4
by forecasting the	4
during the current	4
a close contact	4
illness severity of	4
from china and	4
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