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medrxiv a license to	107
display the preprint in	107
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has granted medrxiv a	107
to display the preprint	107
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copyright holder for this	103
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made available under a	79
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it is made available	79
international license it is	76
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preprint this version posted	75
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not certified by peer	58
this version posted may	38
severe acute respiratory syndrome	35
the number of cases	35
this version posted october	34
the number of deaths	32
this this version posted	28
for this this version	28
holder for this this	28
the case fatality rate	27
the total number of	26
preprint the copyright holder	25
in the united states	25
the case fatality ratio	21
number of confirmed cases	21
the number of confirmed	19
of severe acute respiratory	19
the effective reproduction number	18
this version posted june	17
productivity losses due to	17
influenza a h n	16
the cumulative number of	16
the age distribution of	16
in patients with covid	15
high risk of bias	15
of the number of	14
the diamond princess cruise	14
as the number of	14
available under a perpetuity	13
it is important to	13
total number of cases	13
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	13
u s c r	12
s c r i	12
r i p t	12
a n u s	12
in the absence of	12
n u s c	12
that the number of	12
c r i p	12
middle east respiratory syndrome	12
access to supplemental oxygen	12
in the case of	12
m a n u	12
age distribution of the	11
a c c e	11
by the number of	11
a systematic review and	11
at the time of	11
c c e p	11
estimating the case fatality	11
d m a n	11
the basic reproduction number	11
c e p t	11
e p t e	11
e d m a	11
t e d m	11
p t e d	11
at the end of	10
by a factor of	10
and characteristics of patients	10
disease control and prevention	10
in the treatment of	10
diamond princess cruise ship	10
for disease control and	10
at high risk of	9
and a standard deviation	9
cfr due to covid	9
the total cost of	9
and case fatality rate	9
on the other hand	9
of an outbreak of	9
in relation to covid	9
as well as the	9
dying in relation to	9
h n influenza in	9
losses due to death	9
characteristics of patients dying	9
effect of hospitalization on	9
fatality rate and characteristics	9
systematic review and meta	9
of patients dying in	9
rate and characteristics of	9
the course of the	9
our world in data	9
a standard deviation of	9
patients dying in relation	9
reducing the attack rate	9
case fatality ratio for	8
of cases in the	8
transmission dynamics in wuhan	8
the distribution of the	8
of the case fatality	8
of confirmed cases and	8
the severity of the	8
estimates of the cfr	8
characteristics of novel coronavirus	8
the th of march	8
of patients infected with	8
treatment of severe acute	8
between reported cases and	8
prevalence of tobacco use	8
the growth rate of	8
number of cases in	8
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the results of this	8
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	8
the beginning of the	8
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number of positive cases	8
outbreak of novel coronavirus	8
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the majority of the	8
costs are dominated by	8
case fatality rate of	8
the number of infected	8
fatality rates of covid	8
distribution of the cases	8
ministry of health and	7
reported cases and deaths	7
the risk of death	7
fatality rate of covid	7
growth rate of the	7
days and a standard	7
the th of february	7
of the effective reproduction	7
of novel coronavirus infections	7
for high severity pandemics	7
fraction of observed cases	7
it is possible that	7
the early phase of	7
of the variance in	7
mortality and case fatality	7
case fatality rates of	7
of the time from	7
the estimation of the	7
on the number of	7
reuse allowed without permission	7
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clinical characteristics of coronavirus	7
number of cases and	7
this version posted april	7
no reuse allowed without	7
centers for disease control	7
estimate the number of	7
the number of covid	7
the world health organization	7
the cfr and the	7
characteristics of coronavirus disease	7
to take into account	7
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disease prevention and control	6
the number of reported	6
epidemiological characteristics of novel	6
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centre for disease prevention	6
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moderate to high risk	6
used to estimate the	6
the case of covid	6
the attack rate to	6
the association analysis between	6
the lowest total cost	6
of the novel coronavirus	6
this version posted july	6
is likely to be	6
of novel coronavirus diseases	6
coronavirus disease in china	6
for low severity pandemics	6
it is difficult to	6
the severe acute respiratory	6
of case fatality rates	6
in all european countries	6
number of infected people	6
of coronavirus disease in	6
for the treatment of	6
characteristics of an outbreak	6
on the diamond princess	6
and case fatality rates	6
of pandemic influenza a	6
critically ill patients with	6
number of hospital beds	6
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confirmed cases and deaths	6
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the ratio of the	6
severity of the disease	6
cumulative number of cases	6
case fatality rate is	6
of novel coronavirus pneumonia	6
to be associated with	6
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early transmission dynamics in	6
between cases and deaths	6
european centre for disease	6
epidemiological characteristics of an	6
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pandemic h n influenza	6
delay between reported cases	6
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for disease prevention and	6
growth of the epidemic	6
the epidemiological characteristics of	6
to high risk of	6
for the commencement of	6
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in patients with severe	5
initial stages of the	5
course of the outbreak	5
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the severity of coronavirus	5
cfr in patients with	5
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of an influenza pandemic	5
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case fatality rate for	5
cases in the denominator	5
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results of this study	5
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publicly available case data	5
novel coronavirus infections with	5
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basic reproduction number r	5
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confirmed cases of covid	5
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proportion of people aged	5
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novel coronavirus pneumonia in	5
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the fraction of observed	5
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fatality rate is the	5
severity of coronavirus disease	5
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number of deaths per	5
distribution of times from	5
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in each age group	5
the case of a	5
of publicly available case	5
the online supplementary document	5
of the population of	5
underlying population level morbidities	5
in the online supplementary	5
and the fraction of	5
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of the proposed hybrid	5
related productivity losses are	5
number of new cases	5
it is likely that	5
the number of tests	5
incubation period and other	5
the dynamics of the	5
treated with convalescent plasma	5
and high cases are	5
biases in estimating absolute	5
in estimating absolute and	5
clinical features of patients	5
period and other epidemiological	5
the number of positive	5
influenza in the united	5
pscc and cfr were	5
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a statistical analysis of	5
for a range of	5
the top states that	5
pandemic influenza a h	5
at the same time	5
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coronavirus infections with right	5
and social distancing interventions	5
with bacteremic pneumococcal pneumonia	5
the parameters of the	5
of pandemic h n	5
antiviral treatment and prophylaxis	5
effective in reducing the	5
for each country region	5
during the course of	5
in the middle east	5
estimates of mortality following	5
statistical analysis of publicly	5
the end of the	5
in the early phase	5
on cases and deaths	5
in the methods section	5
the cfr for covid	5
potential biases in estimating	5
the treatment of influenza	5
duration of the outbreak	5
number of performed tests	5
real estimates of mortality	5
the growth of the	5
data were reported in	5
on the basis of	5
no data were reported	5
in the pandemic period	5
severe pandemic influenza a	5
for the countries with	5
of mortality following covid	5
severe acute respiratory infections	5
stages of the outbreak	5
the end of april	5
the spread of the	5
the development of the	5
hiv prevalence has a	4
this bias may be	4
with novel coronavirus in	4
acute respiratory syndrome in	4
s pneumoniae urinary antigen	4
mortality in patients with	4
tokyo subway sarin attack	4
of patients with cap	4
of critically ill patients	4
press freedom ranking measure	4
of health and medical	4
health and medical education	4
due to differences in	4
number of deaths due	4
infection fatality rate of	4
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r o o f	4
considered in this study	4
adult inpatients with covid	4
j o u r	4
can be explained by	4
a reduction in the	4
h n influenza pandemic	4
denominator of the cfr	4
number of cases reported	4
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virus disease in west	4
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correlation between cfr and	4
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losses due to illness	4
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are presented in table	4
infected with novel coronavirus	4
a h n virus	4
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between case and death	4
of symptoms and the	4
the differences in the	4
of per person compared	4
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the variance in ndpm	4
read and approved the	4
acute respiratory distress syndrome	4
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between onset and death	4
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people aged and above	4
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number of identified cases	4
of deaths due to	4
strain of influenza a	4
total number of deaths	4
case fatality rates for	4
with a lower slope	4
adjusted case fatality ratio	4
the duration of the	4
epidemiological and clinical characteristics	4
and approved the final	4
estimating the asymptomatic proportion	4
u r n a	4
for the cfr of	4
potential conflicts of interest	4
the rest of the	4
the proposed hybrid model	4
for the case fatality	4
n influenza in the	4
number of cases is	4
to the th of	4
per person at category	4
proportion of coronavirus disease	4
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the number of infections	4
cases on board the	4
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n a l p	4
and risk factors for	4
total number of covid	4
and negative correlation with	4
the correction factor f	4
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of a new disease	4
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more likely to be	4
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china and south korea	4
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outbreak on the diamond	4
characteristics of cases of	4
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many estimates of the	4
methods for estimating the	4
basic reproduction number of	4
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of cases of novel	4
health care systems in	4
in the results section	4
based dashboard to track	4
difference in forecasted case	4
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p r o o	4
r n a l	4
for all the states	4
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attack rate by at	4
to severe acute respiratory	4
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transmission and control dynamics	4
outbreak magnitudes and cfrs	4
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rate by at least	4
distribution of the time	4
the cfr of covid	4
of the effectiveness of	4
the asymptomatic proportion of	4
per people in the	4
dashboard to track covid	4
of adult inpatients with	4
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of the pandemic in	4
female and male patients	4
patients with bacteremic pneumococcal	4
is taken into account	4
number of tests performed	4
of cases and deaths	4
the many estimates of	4
moderate risk of bias	4
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patients with pneumococcal pneumonia	4
cases and deaths and	4
risk factors for mortality	4
center for disease control	4
of cases and fatalities	4
countries with outbreak start	4
clinical characteristics of cases	4
the probability of death	4
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fatality ratio for a	4
board the diamond princess	4
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seasonal and pandemic influenza	4
the initial stages of	4
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patients infected with novel	4
people in the country	4
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factors for mortality of	4
case and death counts	4
the time delay between	4
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centre for mathematical modelling	4
mortality of adult inpatients	4
mathematical modelling of infectious	4
person compared to no	4
treatment with convalescent plasma	4
the incubation period of	4
the number of new	4
case fatality rate and	4
features of patients infected	4
of influenza a h	4
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treatment of influenza pneumonia	4
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therapy with a b	4
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an optimal regression tree	4
coronavirus pneumonia in wuhan	4
center for systems science	4
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asymptomatic proportion of coronavirus	4
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higher cfr due to	4
in the general population	4
the h n influenza	4
cfr and case incidence	4
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case and death distributions	4
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belgium data is biased	4
ratio for a novel	4
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the peak of the	4
adult hiv prevalence has	4
of bacteremic pneumococcal pneumonia	4
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number of infected cases	4
data on cases and	4
of the growth rate	4
global mortality associated with	4
case of novel coronavirus	4
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a h n pandemic	4
multistep model of disease	4
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the true number of	4
estimates of the covid	4
cases and deaths were	4
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age distribution of cases	4
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severity and fatality of	4
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the tokyo subway sarin	4
the proportion of cases	4
the time from confirmation	4
rate of the epidemic	4
italian ministry of health	4
first case of novel	4
cumulative number of deaths	4
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novel coronavirus in wuhan	4
ebola virus disease in	4
the end of may	4
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cases of novel coronavirus	4
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risk of bias assessments	4
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publicly reported confirmed cases	4
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transmission of the virus	4
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weak and negative correlation	4
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quality of air and	4
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fatality ratio for covid	3
ratio of deaths to	3
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of number of tests	3
proportion of the population	3
of confirmed cases in	3
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cases from recently reported	3
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case and death data	3
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fatality rates during the	3
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modelling of infectious disease	3
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cases and fatalities in	3
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use of convalescent plasma	3
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the number of cumulative	3
of the novel influenza	3
case incidence for the	3
absolute reduction in the	3
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the unit of time	3
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the percentage of diagnosis	3
higher levels of protection	3
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as a proportion of	3
severe chronic respiratory disease	3
estimation of the basic	3
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variables that significantly affect	3
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the capacity of the	3
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risk assessment of novel	3
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medical costs and death	3
the health care system	3
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delay between onset of	3
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causal agent of severe	3
underestimation of positive cases	3
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novel influenza a h	3
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national case fatality rates	3
systematic review and exploratory	3
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level in south korea	3
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for cases and deaths	3
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relationship between the cfr	3
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with the novel coronavirus	3
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of cases reported by	3
in an influenza pandemic	3
to prevent transmission of	3
top states that contribute	3
reported use of convalescent	3
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pneumonia emergency response epidemiology	3
viral load after treatment	3
of an infectious disease	3
illness and social distancing	3
period of coronavirus disease	3
speed of the spread	3
the appearance of symptoms	3
analysis to those cases	3
closure and community contact	3
a number of factors	3
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the variance in cfr	3
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waste operations and emergency	3
the denominator of the	3
total population of the	3
the estimated effective reproduction	3
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with avian influenza a	3
that of seasonal influenza	3
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number of deaths in	3
differences in the crude	3
respiratory disease and cancer	3
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fraction of senior citizens	3
for the remaining countries	3
fatality rate for covid	3
states that contribute of	3
of deaths in children	3
dissemination of novel coronavirus	3
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fraction of citizens over	3
the use of the	3
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the severity of an	3
an increase in the	3
comparison of case fatality	3
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countries with at least	3
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the novel coronavirus pneumonia	3
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the severity of pandemic	3
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essential causal variables that	3
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the difference between projected	3
incubation period of coronavirus	3
case fatality ratios for	3
picture of the situation	3
age structure of the	3
delay between onset and	3
a h n influenza	3
estimates of the effective	3
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the real cfr in	3
global burden of a	3
first estimates of the	3
of the growth of	3
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the st of april	3
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due to societal disruption	3
number of decomposition levels	3
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infection and case fatality	3
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adverse events or complications	3
for some of the	3
potential of a strain	3
determinants of spread of	3
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novel coronavirus in the	3
pandemic potential of a	3
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number of cases days	3
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data from the outbreak	3
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the conditional probability of	3
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the calculation of the	3
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emergency response epidemiology team	3
estimating the infection and	3
occupational safety and health	3
a retrospective cohort study	3
and outcomes of critically	3
fatalities due to covid	3
root mean square error	3
all countries in the	3
analysis of pandemic influenza	3
the transmission dynamics of	3
negative correlation with covid	3
final toll of deaths	3
of spread of causal	3
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on the distribution of	3
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the causal impact of	3
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analysis between occupation with	3
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risk of death from	3
preprintthe copyright holder for	3
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total cost of the	3
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number of deaths divided	3
low severity pandemics costs	3
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