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quadgram	frequency
it is made available	63
granted medrxiv a license	63
a license to display	63
made available under a	63
to display the preprint	63
is made available under	63
who has granted medrxiv	63
display the preprint in	63
the preprint in perpetuity	63
license to display the	63
has granted medrxiv a	63
medrxiv a license to	63
holder for this preprint	61
the copyright holder for	61
copyright holder for this	61
international license it is	59
license it is made	59
at the same time	44
as well as the	41
in the united states	40
under a is the	33
available under a is	33
a is the author	33
is the author funder	33
this preprint this version	31
for this preprint this	31
preprint this version posted	31
the spread of the	31
available under a author	30
under a author funder	30
in the case of	29
in new york city	27
other cities in hubei	27
the city of toronto	25
the total number of	25
in the context of	25
on the other hand	24
in the city of	24
it is important to	24
which was not peer	24
this version posted march	22
with respect to the	22
r n a l	22
u r n a	22
o u r n	22
the basic reproduction number	22
the tokyo metropolitan area	22
j o u r	22
in the face of	21
one of the most	21
the city of wuhan	21
in england and wales	21
wuhan and other cities	20
n a l p	20
the city of vancouver	20
p r o o	20
r o o f	20
the beginning of the	20
l p r e	20
a l p r	20
and the number of	19
the purpose of this	19
the spatial value of	19
on the spread of	18
value of live music	18
the number of cases	18
of the number of	18
spatial value of live	17
the city of lisbon	17
and other cities in	17
is one of the	17
in the tokyo metropolitan	16
a wide range of	16
the height of the	16
the extent to which	16
height of the plateau	16
severe acute respiratory syndrome	16
in the number of	16
at the end of	15
the number of people	15
in the development of	15
the development of the	15
the world health organization	15
of the city of	15
in the destination cities	15
in the form of	14
of this study was	14
as a result of	14
the number of infected	14
of the novel coronavirus	14
the number of facilities	14
the number of existing	13
the s and s	13
that the number of	13
of cases and deaths	13
the number of infections	13
we find that the	13
the health care system	13
this study was to	13
the impact of the	13
of shared ride requests	12
as a function of	12
is the number of	12
as a means of	12
as part of the	12
motoric cognitive risk syndrome	12
on the basis of	12
cities in hubei province	12
new york city and	12
in the absence of	12
of the urban system	12
the first two daily	12
the england and wales	12
urban greenspace provision in	12
since the first two	11
in wuhan and other	11
the end of the	11
the contact rate reduction	11
as shown in figure	11
a case study of	11
it is clear that	11
degree of density dependence	11
the time it takes	10
urban forestry urban greening	10
in line with the	10
the degree of density	10
purpose of this study	10
as well as in	10
the coefficient estimate of	10
in terms of the	10
can be used to	10
as the number of	10
spread of the disease	10
of pandemic avian influenza	10
less than years old	10
development within the asia	10
access to health care	10
the emergence of the	10
that there is a	10
inflows from wuhan and	10
chinese cities outside hubei	10
in the main manuscript	10
time it takes to	10
at the local level	10
cities outside hubei province	9
in light of the	9
in the age of	9
and the united states	9
treat takes value if	9
with pandemic avian influenza	9
there is a need	9
entertainment capital of asia	9
the basic reproductive number	9
certified by peer review	9
not certified by peer	9
in addition to the	9
of specialized service industries	9
of air travel on	9
and entertainment capital of	9
the number of susceptible	9
this version posted may	9
the first decade of	9
see supplementary information for	9
number of existing infections	9
first decade of the	9
it is necessary to	9
the lockdown of wuhan	9
as well as a	9
first two daily cases	9
a growing number of	9
health and social services	9
in the city center	9
decade of the twenty	9
to the development of	9
which was not certified	9
the results of the	9
is related to the	9
over the last years	9
the context of the	9
in the process of	9
the number of deaths	9
as part of a	9
the elasticities of the	9
and quality of life	9
for the number of	9
the epicenter of the	9
the needs of the	9
was not certified by	9
bird and human populations	8
events and entertainment capital	8
it is possible to	8
in the field of	8
indicators of health determinants	8
at the beginning of	8
greenspace provision in surrey	8
social determinants of health	8
an adaptive prevention strategy	8
that the lockdown of	8
at the heart of	8
the role of the	8
as in the case	8
the bird and human	8
in response to the	8
england and wales and	8
the effectiveness of the	8
during the lockdown period	8
to promote health equity	8
an important role in	8
the rise of the	8
the number of new	8
york city and chicago	8
gait and balance dysfunction	8
the objective of this	8
for the first time	8
from wuhan and other	8
for the development of	8
supplementary information for details	8
beginning of the twenty	8
for new york city	8
we can see that	8
effects of air travel	8
living with hiv aids	8
is based on the	8
the case of the	8
number of infected people	8
take into account the	8
for the city of	8
of the new normal	8
coefficient estimate of treat	8
and the built environment	8
is important to note	8
of the spread of	7
number of cases and	7
number of shared ride	7
lockdown of the city	7
in the area of	7
the collapse of the	7
province of british columbia	7
ho chi minh city	7
national and municipal governments	7
as well as to	7
elasticities of the reproduction	7
dimensions of urban inequality	7
the electronic supplementary material	7
england and wales dataset	7
the effective reproduction number	7
in the emergence of	7
city department of health	7
can be applied to	7
than five years old	7
for england and wales	7
of service industry growth	7
of the th century	7
to be associated with	7
van der hoeven hitters	7
of the sars outbreak	7
the actual and optimal	7
takes value if the	7
the effects of air	7
as a case study	7
reproduction numbers for the	7
number of infection cases	7
of cases and controls	7
service industries and the	7
in relation to the	7
to better understand the	7
the number of days	7
the effective prevention intensityr	7
of the basic reproduction	7
the past two decades	7
the ways in which	7
of the health care	7
effective prevention intensityr t	7
a function of the	7
of this paper is	7
of infected people in	7
at the time of	7
spread of the novel	7
to the number of	7
the national and municipal	7
were more likely to	7
the size of the	7
the effects of the	7
the lockdown of the	7
for urban greenspace provision	7
are more likely to	7
the city as a	7
at the start of	7
the air quality of	7
and wales and the	7
the results show that	7
over the past decade	7
less than five years	7
cities around the world	7
the urban service sector	7
over the last decade	7
over the past two	7
the chinese cities outside	7
the effective contact rate	7
for each of the	7
to the fact that	7
contact rate reduction is	7
in the next section	7
the reproduction numbers for	7
in the s and	7
spread of pandemic influenza	7
in a time unit	7
live music and the	7
is defined as the	7
a constant prevention strategy	7
the relationship between the	7
when the number of	7
the health status of	6
for a number of	6
the city center and	6
the s to the	6
the severity of the	6
can see that the	6
and sustaining places for	6
number of infections in	6
of the united states	6
in the chinese cities	6
the final cumulative incidence	6
lack of access to	6
of the floating population	6
the time of the	6
people living with hiv	6
wales and the us	6
delineation of urban areas	6
of development within the	6
the existence of a	6
is the the copyright	6
quality of life in	6
regions of the world	6
at the civil parish	6
that they have no	6
on the one hand	6
with the number of	6
on the role of	6
the sustainable development goals	6
authors declare that they	6
reproduction number r t	6
the pearl river delta	6
a result of the	6
of urban greenspace provision	6
in the past months	6
cities in the united	6
of the reproduction numbers	6
had there been no	6
of moving people from	6
of service industries and	6
access to primary health	6
population inflows from the	6
the old atlantic core	6
air travel on the	6
the effective prevention intensity	6
the authors declare that	6
significant at the percent	6
at the percent level	6
the incubation period of	6
the officially reported cases	6
can be seen as	6
health care and welfare	6
we also find that	6
regions within the asia	6
of the city center	6
when we examine the	6
there is also a	6
the reproduction number for	6
declare that they have	6
service industries within the	6
effective in reducing the	6
city of vancouver is	6
to be able to	6
on the number of	6
city digital twin for	6
the spread of pandemic	6
the adoption of ride	6
sustaining places for live	6
the reproduction number is	6
music and the built	6
the length of the	6
greater vancouver regional district	6
of live music in	6
it is difficult to	6
is based on a	6
of the influenza pandemic	6
is a need to	6
children less than years	6
between live music and	6
effective reproduction number r	6
the the copyright holder	6
our understanding of the	6
we believe that the	6
the social distancing measures	6
modifiable areal unit problem	6
days since the first	6
the modifiable areal unit	6
the speed of moving	6
urban live music ecologies	6
of the impact of	6
shaping urban greenspace provision	6
course of the pandemic	6
inflows from the epicenter	6
and a lack of	6
disease control and prevention	6
places for live music	6
speed of moving people	6
of inflows from wuhan	6
number of facilities n	6
in the state of	6
the city fixed effects	6
a better understanding of	6
to primary health care	6
the impact of covid	6
of severe acute respiratory	6
by the fact that	6
in the first decade	6
in addition to these	6
length of the plateau	6
for the urban poor	6
the health needs of	6
is likely to be	6
from the s to	6
important to note that	6
estimate of treat before	6
other cities of hubei	6
the understanding of the	6
an overview of the	6
the health of the	6
fig in s appendix	6
daily cases or deaths	6
outflows from wuhan to	6
collaborative city digital twin	6
at the national level	6
taipei city department of	6
physical and mental health	6
and the spread of	6
in the inner city	6
at the expense of	6
in major metropolitan areas	6
a significant effect on	6
to the united states	5
which the number of	5
are considered to have	5
connections to each other	5
the emergence of a	5
a model for the	5
on the importance of	5
mental health needs of	5
of the study was	5
referred to the web	5
the web version of	5
of the relationship between	5
the new york city	5
number of people who	5
s to the s	5
of an infectious disease	5
bifurcation points of the	5
out of the city	5
floating population between city	5
in one of the	5
the transformation of the	5
of the most important	5
on the plateau phenomenon	5
for interpretation of the	5
airports in the tokyo	5
cities outside of hubei	5
relationship between live music	5
total number of requests	5
in which the city	5
estimate the number of	5
infection cases in the	5
t i o n	5
from the beginning of	5
of the references to	5
infected with pandemic avian	5
in the st century	5
proportion of population mobility	5
the references to color	5
as seen in the	5
the urban and regional	5
city b and city	5
a systematic review of	5
between city b and	5
data disaggregated at the	5
the purpose of the	5
ending of the plateau	5
in mild cognitive impairment	5
reader is referred to	5
in this figure legend	5
the early stages of	5
development of the epidemic	5
the degree to which	5
is shown in fig	5
in the spring of	5
as a source of	5
version of this article	5
and interpretation of data	5
actual and optimal scenarios	5
the atlantic and pacific	5
the population in the	5
play an important role	5
with the development of	5
of the lockdown period	5
the new urban economy	5
and other cities of	5
as one of the	5
we take into account	5
the growth of the	5
tertiarization within the asia	5
the prevention intensity r	5
term course of the	5
from the epicenter cities	5
was found to be	5
in the destination city	5
the new economy has	5
sea coast cities in	5
black women and women	5
to the needs of	5
to improve the health	5
has led to the	5
prevention intensity r l	5
the greater vancouver regional	5
and the city population	5
of the role of	5
a given type of	5
in the ideal single	5
the taipei city department	5
europe and north america	5
and public health officials	5
we would like to	5
the municipality of lisbon	5
the elasticities of pandemic	5
of human mobility restrictions	5
of exposed and infected	5
the effective reproductive number	5
when it comes to	5
urban growth and change	5
the influenza pandemic in	5
cases and deaths by	5
the quality of life	5
and the rise of	5
in terms of their	5
the growth strategy of	5
children less than five	5
and the virus effects	5
the population of the	5
as shown in fig	5
that there is no	5
elasticities of pandemic prevalence	5
of treat after t	5
in the optimal scenario	5
a random sample of	5
the globe and mail	5
number of people infected	5
of green and blue	5
within the broadly defined	5
of the tokyo metropolitan	5
the establishment of the	5
under the influence of	5
exposed and infected people	5
a city digital twin	5
we assume that the	5
and other forms of	5
are less likely to	5
in europe and the	5
assessing the impact of	5
parts of the world	5
cases in wuhan and	5
in the counterfactual world	5
the impact of population	5
was based on the	5
of service industry development	5
after the wuhan lockdown	5
in the near future	5
service industries and employment	5
is referred to the	5
in the origin city	5
of the urban service	5
to urban greenspace provision	5
the results of this	5
and the proportion of	5
city of wuhan were	5
the average travel distance	5
the role of urban	5
taking into account the	5
of wuhan on january	5
references to color in	5
that if the time	5
shape urban greenspace provision	5
urban and regional development	5
systematic review of the	5
as well as their	5
coast and inland cities	5
proposed in this work	5
urban development within the	5
for contracting watery diarrhoea	5
objective of this study	5
if the time it	5
is consistent with the	5
the average temperature of	5
social distancing policies in	5
a multidimensional and participatory	5
role of services in	5
the dynamics of the	5
the pacific north west	5
cities are considered to	5
due to the fact	5
the use of the	5
city of wuhan on	5
sea coast and inland	5
the reader is referred	5
cities within the asia	5
of population inflows from	5
the importance of the	5
enhanced social distancing policies	5
with a focus on	5
interpretation of the references	5
to the web version	5
theoretical analysis on the	5
the peak of the	5
the number of shared	5
for the spread of	5
in the previous section	5
the success of this	5
and its association with	5
for the bird population	5
for the purpose of	5
of the pacific basin	5
the fraction of shared	5
london and new york	5
public health officials and	5
the development of covid	5
impact of human mobility	5
number of users s	5
in a number of	5
the average number of	5
in the global city	5
be supported in urban	5
on the effectiveness of	5
a plateau in the	5
access to health services	5
the relationship between live	5
it should be noted	5
of the voluntary sector	5
the development of a	5
impact of population inflows	5
of urban health inequities	5
of cities in the	5
it takes to get	5
the fraction of the	5
analysis and interpretation of	5
the parallel trend assumption	5
of the epidemic and	5
the council of the	5
of acute hemorrhagic conjunctivitis	5
digital twin for covid	5
should be noted that	5
two daily cases or	5
at the municipal level	5
of the urban economy	5
underlines the importance of	5
in order to provide	5
east and southeast asia	5
effects of inflows from	5
since the beginning of	5
only constant infectivity model	5
has been associated with	5
requests for shared rides	5
reproduction number for the	5
air quality during the	5
of this study is	5
web version of this	5
in contrast to the	5
social protection and security	5
the gap between the	5
disaster and emergency management	5
green and blue infrastructure	5
to color in this	5
new york city in	5
basic reproduction number r	5
fraction of rides shared	5
meet the needs of	5
women and women of	5
population of the city	5
and revising the manuscript	5
the rest of the	5
the spread of infectious	5
creating and sustaining places	5
the introduction of the	5
the data sparsity challenge	5
prevent the spread of	5
city i is wuhan	5
takes to get the	5
we found that the	5
and deaths by covid	5
of health and social	5
the face of the	5
the f grand prix	5
color in this figure	5
in other cities in	5
the past ten years	5
at the city of	5
not have access to	5
europe and the united	5
the start of the	5
are listed in table	5
in large urban areas	5
the natural death rate	5
more than million transportation	4
considering the disease state	4
compared to the prelockdown	4
the turn of the	4
medical officer of health	4
fraction of the floating	4
size of the outbreak	4
is a dummy that	4
province on the spread	4
purpose of this paper	4
the cumulative number of	4
the joint posterior distribution	4
virus in the destination	4
years of age or	4
a range of factors	4
air quality of mexico	4
industries within the asia	4
cases in the early	4
number of susceptible people	4
between urban and suburban	4
the aim was to	4
optimal control taking into	4
factors shaping urban greenspace	4
ncov virus in the	4
on the air quality	4
reducing the impact of	4
water and sanitation services	4
may be due to	4
women in informal employment	4
below the poverty line	4
urban structure and land	4
a random forest model	4
of urban health equity	4
health care system and	4
one city to another	4
when the effective reproduction	4
an increase in the	4
and disaster risk management	4
from january to february	4
gis interoperability for emergency	4
pace of life in	4
this study examines the	4
fusion of administrative boundaries	4
city movements in wuhan	4
the speed of the	4
impacts of service industry	4
growth rates of cases	4
in a variety of	4
spread of avian influenza	4
of service industries in	4
in which live music	4
the impact of human	4
achieve the contact rate	4
be due to the	4
in the real world	4
parallel trend assumption for	4
been central to the	4
a in the appendix	4
the spread of avian	4
the first case in	4
the construction of the	4
at a time when	4
in spite of the	4
the spread of hiv	4
of health care services	4
the arrival of the	4
the reformation of urban	4
between january and february	4
in week t i	4
a negative impact on	4
number of days since	4
of inequality in the	4
is the total population	4
model for the development	4
during the outbreak of	4
a new phase of	4
the pace of life	4
are likely to be	4
the hiv aids epidemic	4
spread of the virus	4
prevention parameter r i	4
for a total of	4
of the central city	4
ecosystem services provided by	4
in the preparation of	4
in the new economy	4
living on the street	4
and international spread of	4
the transmission of the	4
be considered as a	4
and the speed of	4
provide theoretical analysis on	4
without considering the disease	4
have to be considered	4
to achieve the contact	4
there has been a	4
investigate the impact of	4
spread of an infectious	4
interoperability for emergency management	4
the availability and accessibility	4
in the informal economy	4
these results suggest that	4
results from this study	4
were children less than	4
wuhan were not locked	4
the population of exposed	4
entropy of taxonomic profiles	4
international spread of the	4
centers for disease control	4
health officials and policy	4
as well as competition	4
is part of the	4
cities in the countryside	4
in the following sections	4
new immigrants and refugees	4
city of toronto has	4
in each of the	4
disaster city digital twin	4
to ensure that the	4
refers to the number	4
lagged population inflows from	4
the province of ontario	4
expected detour and inconvenience	4
child less than years	4
in order to promote	4
live in the city	4
on the emergence and	4
perform worse in most	4
people who are homeless	4
of advanced service industries	4
the behavior of the	4
and the role of	4
distance to the nearest	4
between january and march	4
were not locked down	4
the quality of the	4
in the present study	4
the counterfactual world in	4
little is known about	4
not only in the	4
to the world health	4
in the past year	4
the health of urban	4
study was conducted in	4
of the chinese community	4
mass risk communication program	4
is due to the	4
of urban growth and	4
a comparison of the	4
of the inner city	4
of density dependence in	4
rooftop to the region	4
with an adaptive prevention	4
which the city of	4
stakeholders in the city	4
of municipalities in italy	4
reduction of contact rate	4
early days of the	4
the number of daily	4
the broadly defined asia	4
the spreading of covid	4
the early days of	4
large and small cities	4
when the two cities	4
to meet the needs	4
the seir model is	4
an impact on the	4
it shows that the	4
the novel coronavirus outbreak	4
city of toronto is	4
the design of the	4
and the construction of	4
the dynamic effects of	4
estimate of treat after	4
a review of the	4
counterfactual world in which	4
world in which the	4
number of new infections	4
the last few decades	4
of social capital and	4
supported in urban planning	4
been no wuhan lockdown	4
related to the adaptive	4
the national scaling law	4
have a significant effect	4
the new york times	4
in different parts of	4
air pollutants of the	4
the daily new cases	4
and the impact of	4
to the health of	4
the rapid growth of	4
by the end of	4
the events and entertainment	4
from wuhan to other	4
to name a few	4
as discussed in the	4
a large number of	4
city center and the	4
transformation of aviation governance	4
hubei province on the	4
numbers for the bird	4
the human population is	4
as the total number	4
urban and regional studies	4
review of the literature	4
the majority of the	4
play a role in	4
the number of contacts	4
reproduction number for city	4
to what extent the	4
the growth rate of	4
not included in the	4
the past several decades	4
over the past ten	4
the method of natural	4
for the isolated population	4
this study is to	4
in hubei province on	4
the study was to	4
hong kong and singapore	4
the risk communication program	4
the geographical distribution of	4
control taking into account	4
the role of services	4
that the spatial value	4
pregnant women in the	4
is in line with	4
it takes to obtain	4
service industry development within	4
get the contact rate	4
incubation period of the	4
be included in the	4
different parts of the	4
was found to have	4
in agreement with the	4
from one city to	4
the actual prevention intensity	4
locked down from january	4
for the provision of	4
more likely to be	4
in the department of	4
it is essential that	4
find that the lockdown	4
cases and deaths in	4
of urban and regional	4
the empirical scaling relation	4
fraction of shared ride	4
in the us dataset	4
while at the same	4
area and population of	4
population inflows from wuhan	4
analysis on the plateau	4
for the fusion of	4
that the novel coronavirus	4
increasing the number of	4
for the emergence of	4
the status quo of	4
the last decade or	4
quality of mexico city	4
can be seen in	4
the proportion of asymptomatic	4
given type of facility	4
the coefficient estimates of	4
of an outbreak event	4
as well as an	4
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cities in the us	4
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the lives of many	4
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cities with various parameters	4
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horizontal expansion of the	4
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two qualitatively different regimes	4
to reduce the contact	4
spread of infectious diseases	4
durable concepts of urbanism	4
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most important source market	4
the prevention parameter r	4
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and women of colour	4
structure and land use	4
health in all policies	4
the challenges to achieving	4
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the results of fig	4
spread of h n	4
pacific north west corridor	4
rates of mental disorders	4
coefficient estimates of treat	4
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expansion of service industries	4
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with the city population	4
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time from exposure to	4
the case study of	4
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the number of users	4
reductions in contact rates	4
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deaths per capita than	4
the outflows from wuhan	4
of the twentieth century	4
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of mortality without considering	4
high risk of falls	4
the key drivers of	4
of the total population	4
the duration of the	4
across eight intervention axes	4
to resolve the data	4
challenges to public health	4
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to the prelockdown period	4
mexico city metropolitan area	4
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work across municipal departments	4
contain the spread of	4
service industries and occupations	4
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those who did not	4
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first two daily deaths	4
primary health care for	4
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of susceptible and infected	4
the new public health	4
urban and suburban areas	4
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the absence of wuhan	4
the spatial distribution of	4
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distancing policies in the	4
the reduction of contact	4
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the early stage of	4
mortality without considering the	4
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the baidu migration data	4
the reduction of the	4
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analysis was used to	4
healthcare resources and performance	4
the impact of city	4
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the first period of	4
travel rate out of	4
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resolve the data sparsity	4
outbreak in wuhan and	4
the emergence and the	4
the population size of	4
number of infected individuals	4
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the aim of the	4
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live in urban areas	4
channel risk communication program	4
method of natural cities	4
number of confirmed cases	4
risk communication program to	4
the background of mortality	4
in the ideal model	4
how can it be	4
home confinement of symptomatic	4
the actual number of	4
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other cities in the	4
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the containment and delay	3
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the decision to share	3
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the first and second	3
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demographic and health survey	3
c t i o	3
potential domestic and international	3
for disease control and	3
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changing prevention intensity r	3
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the performance of the	3
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focus groups were used	3
the average request rate	3
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questionnaire was used to	3
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patterns of inequality in	3
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surrey and its citizens	3
mature economies of the	3
framework together with a	3
urban form of the	3
cases and controls were	3
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inner city new economy	3
service sectors and industries	3
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within the metropolitan core	3
the spread of h	3
period from january to	3
of morbidity and mortality	3
quality of life and	3
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causes of diarrhoea include	3
expanded beyond prefectural boundaries	3
improve the health of	3
the posterior distribution of	3
the comprehensive national development	3
a novel influenza a	3
musical performance and the	3
epicenter cities in hubei	3
three airports in the	3
blue infrastructure as well	3
health promotion and disease	3
inequality in the social	3
and blue infrastructure as	3
construction of super high	3
undocumented infection cases in	3
and spread of disease	3
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reproduction number r of	3
built and natural environments	3
the world health organisation	3
living standards of cities	3
the three airports in	3
in the mexico city	3
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the novel coronavirus can	3
interviews were conducted with	3
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hand washing in a	3
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number of cities and	3
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risk factors for contracting	3
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the number of icu	3
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and local stakeholders in	3
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the dimensions of performing	3
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narrating the urban space	3
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a large proportion of	3
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the social and cultural	3
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relationships that could have	3
measures while conserving precious	3
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european policies to promote	3
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urban and regional economies	3
the expected detour and	3
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residents in terms of	3
and other hubei cities	3
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each of the three	3
spatial indicator framework together	3
the end of june	3
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simulations with these estimates	3
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the travel rate from	3
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in its own right	3
centre for human settlements	3
between the city center	3
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the growth in the	3
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emergency and disaster risk	3
until the end of	3
in reducing the spread	3
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outbreak of severe acute	3
pickup and dropoff times	3
interests or personal relationships	3
it is important for	3
results match well with	3
the three metropolitan areas	3
undercut the social and	3
and ending of the	3
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the new cultural economy	3
in children less than	3
the day fixed effects	3
contexts in europe and	3
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that the financial incentives	3
note that in addition	3
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municipalities to their effective	3
the spreading of the	3
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community health centre in	3
greenspace provision as a	3
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the importance of a	3
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the current status of	3
municipal departments and local	3
the contact rate for	3
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adoption in new york	3
the cities in the	3
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and to increase in	3
for people living with	3
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each of the cities	3
are the number of	3
regional and national economies	3
distancing measures later imposed	3
health care services in	3
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part of the stories	3
city tourism in austria	3
of the disabled children	3
a systematic review and	3
city at time t	3
in the case study	3
that there was a	3
in this special issue	3
risk communication program was	3
with the same parameters	3
building a competitive pearl	3
the global city system	3
measures later imposed by	3
social distancing measures later	3
or other cities in	3
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large reduction of the	3
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the new normal was	3
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to prevent the spread	3
proportion of floating population	3
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capital and port city	3
of up to lagged	3
natural death rate of	3
city i at date	3
the rapid spread of	3
that takes value for	3
wuhan or other cities	3
also find that the	3
total force of infection	3
part of a larger	3
live music is embedded	3
disaster management and emergency	3
selected types of facilities	3
is effective in reducing	3
the ministry of health	3
policies and interventions with	3
infected individuals with pandemic	3
and the quality of	3
the health and well	3
be used to develop	3
health status of the	3
positively correlated with the	3
be noted that the	3
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the role of local	3
the mastering of a	3
over the past years	3
areas of the city	3
contact with an infected	3
of aviation governance in	3
strategies adopted by the	3
low middle income countries	3
at the kernel of	3
while conserving precious resources	3
virus outbreak in wuhan	3
the future of the	3
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according to the world	3
as is well known	3
wuhan cities inside hubei	3
lockdown of wuhan reduced	3
expected utility difference e	3
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various dynamics of the	3
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human mobility and the	3
the million premature deaths	3
role of the voluntary	3
the number of human	3
depth understanding of the	3
risk of falls in	3
the use of a	3
appeared to influence the	3
respect to the parameters	3
risk management for health	3
of the public health	3
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period in which the	3
lockdown period compared to	3
of avian influenza from	3
and the private sector	3
cases were children less	3
of the prevention intensity	3
and deaths per capita	3
for the united states	3
reducing the spread of	3
adopt adaptive prevention strategies	3
levels of air pollutants	3
flattening the epidemic curve	3
people who arrive infected	3
at the local scale	3
in the global economy	3
the summary statistics of	3
in urban green space	3
each city dt can	3
infection cases outside of	3
the establishment of a	3
regions over the past	3
over the s and	3
significantly increase the spread	3
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decrease in large cities	3
were marked as critical	3
the most highly tertiarized	3
social and environmental value	3
developing and narrating urban	3
from the infected city	3
the nature of the	3
in the general population	3
services production and consumption	3
which can lead to	3
and the use of	3
infected people in the	3
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strain of influenza a	3
change within the asia	3
to the expansion of	3
of the urban population	3
public transportation travel time	3
the social distancing protocol	3
and implementation of the	3
resilience of the urban	3
to share their rides	3
the total area of	3
when the cities are	3
system of health governance	3
on the effect of	3
the spatial accessibility of	3
residential segregation by income	3
was significantly associated with	3
the transmission rate of	3
the loss value of	3
a role in the	3
social and economic factors	3
the work reported in	3
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months since the first	3
after the first decade	3
the way in which	3
predict the bifurcation points	3
during the period of	3
within the atlantic core	3
compensate the expected inconvenience	3
the spread of influenza	3
basic reproduction number and	3
centre for street youth	3
development in the tokyo	3
the new normal became	3
is the pdf of	3
to deal with infectious	3
and the distribution of	3
before and after the	3
in new urban settings	3
economic status of the	3
containment and delay of	3
in detail in section	3
the main objective of	3
able to provide a	3
risk factor for contracting	3
city of lisbon was	3
the blue curve in	3
daily new cases in	3
a competitive pearl river	3
reductions in contact rate	3
vegetated areas in the	3
range of health determinants	3
with the social distancing	3
this work was supported	3
of the wuhan lockdown	3
the government of mexico	3
a spatial indicator framework	3
both england and wales	3
the official confirmation of	3
the notable exception of	3
b and city c	3
on the type of	3
the city of vienna	3
municipal urban greenspace provision	3
adaptation to climate change	3
in a broad sense	3
in this supplementary note	3
sharp contrast between the	3
health care for black	3
is known about the	3
the time when the	3
the evaluation of policies	3
access to safe drinking	3
officially reported cases and	3
sheds light on the	3
the opportunity to discuss	3
in the air quality	3
eight independent intervention axes	3
to note that the	3
change in prevention intensity	3
takes value for the	3
the asian financial crisis	3
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wuhan reduced inflow into	3
share of population in	3
to increase in small	3
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is estimated to be	3
to a large degree	3
and days after the	3
optimal distribution of facilities	3
in a single bowl	3
also in times of	3
from the joint posterior	3
an increasing number of	3
the meaning of the	3
effects of up to	3
wuhan to be exp	3
growth in the city	3
does not affect the	3
the inflows from wuhan	3
of the state of	3
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of fine particulate matter	3
deaths in mexico city	3
overall adoption of ride	3
cases outside of wuhan	3
the strong interactions between	3
of existing infected people	3
face of climate change	3
to identify locally critical	3
the expected number of	3
individuals have been trained	3
management and emergency response	3
the range of changing	3
limitations of this study	3
the agricultural land reserve	3
stories told about cities	3
the second most populated	3
given the opportunity to	3
in urban and regional	3
an outbreak of acute	3
the demographic characteristics of	3
the voluntary sector in	3
trained and provided with	3
constant for all five	3
quality of life of	3
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in times of severe	3
by the national government	3
an introduction to the	3
the emergence of new	3
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the need to develop	3
the rcspline function and	3
the health and social	3
focus on how this	3
all five cities as	3
and synthesis of the	3
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importance of reducing the	3
the six cities are	3
affect the height of	3
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organizations such as the	3
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urban health inequities in	3
years of data gathered	3
of life in cities	3
in most of the	3
office activity and other	3
with the aim of	3
played a major role	3
number of exported cumulative	3
aggregations of municipalities in	3
the urban containment boundary	3
to support the analysis	3
and accessibility of green	3
the construction of new	3
growth rates of covid	3
to decrease in large	3
the plateau phenomenon in	3
the time of writing	3
to reducing the total	3
on their health and	3
a case study in	3
by time t is	3
in the global south	3
the emergence and ending	3
the number of reads	3
a of municipalities to	3
add spline smoothing fit	3
the southern malay peninsula	3
of the public realm	3
city population movements in	3
development of service industries	3
set constant for all	3
at the urban scale	3
twice as often as	3
have appeared to influence	3
and the problems of	3
the city of surrey	3
between the officially reported	3
the daily infection number	3
at the same level	3
increase in small ones	3
affected by the prevention	3
in times of heat	3
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providing free access to	3
effective reproductive number r	3
users requesting a shared	3
financial interests or personal	3
as a mechanism for	3
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the presence of trees	3
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the mental health needs	3
a high level of	3
of childhood sexual abuse	3
ecosystem services and disservices	3
and delay of the	3
the floating population between	3
as a predictor of	3
the formation of new	3
urban renaissance special measure	3
with a range of	3
fraction of shared rides	3
control the inflow population	3
and social care services	3
the impact of a	3
air and water quality	3
die at the rate	3
we add spline smoothing	3
and the changing city	3
on a variety of	3
urban change within the	3
the new core of	3
to the role of	3
the field of urban	3
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number of polygons and	3
the number of unique	3
to their effective area	3
in response to a	3
centre for advanced studies	3
the same interval of	3
in the current covid	3
and social impacts of	3
the pdf of a	3
urban governance in the	3
the japan housing finance	3
known competing financial interests	3
city j is wuhan	3
have been trained and	3
april and may of	3
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the mexico city metropolitan	3
the form of a	3
a large reduction of	3
the same lunar calendar	3
major cities such as	3
impact of and on	3
reduce the risks of	3
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value if the destination	3
the health status and	3
over the past several	3
a response to the	3
cases in the destination	3
described in detail in	3
the limitations of this	3
of city size on	3
the first six months	3
health inequities through a	3
the spread of ahc	3
r h and p	3
the cities are connected	3
and between cities and	3
the set of indicators	3
one location to another	3
competitive pearl river delta	3
global report on urban	3
is given in the	3
eff occupied by urbanization	3
the effect of the	3
the initial spread of	3
the area a of	3
later in the epidemic	3
implement control measures while	3
from different intervention axes	3
the health care advisors	3
to the success of	3
a comprehensive picture of	3
and balance dysfunction are	3
pearl river delta region	3
in the first instance	3
reported cases and our	3
emergence of infectious diseases	3
when the travel rate	3
for austrian city tourism	3
of indicators identified as	3
where the degree of	3
the idea of natural	3
the development of asia	3
us to examine whether	3
of the healthcare system	3
the sars outbreak in	3
and infected people approaches	3
is an urgent need	3
allows us to examine	3
strong interactions between urban	3
individuals with pandemic avian	3
for the origin city	3
the creation of the	3
factors for contracting watery	3
and the spring festival	3
existing aggregations of municipalities	3
the proportion of susceptible	3
in the level of	3
s j a s	3
the emergency management department	3
from infected to resistance	3
the capital of the	3
where to implement control	3
the successes and failures	3
as a starting point	3
on quality of life	3
the destination cities are	3
agenda for sustainable development	3
caused by coxsackievirus a	3
of form and function	3
and economic determinants of	3
the sharp contrast between	3
further complicated by the	3
of critical situations is	3
the influence of urban	3
had sex with men	3
of a random forest	3
errors are clustered at	3
the total area in	3
different regimes of ride	3
varying spring festival effects	3
understand the effects of	3
heterogeneous patterns of ride	3
the timely launch of	3
basic reproduction number for	3
will be used to	3
women in the group	3
indicators identified as drivers	3
to the use of	3
most cities in the	3
actual cases narrows significantly	3
in ways that are	3
a number of different	3
for the analysis of	3
inner city public health	3
the health consequences of	3
are presented in fig	3
industry development within the	3
as well as other	3
they have no known	3
health needs of clients	3
on neurodegeneration in aging	3
and the external environment	3
form of the future	3
of hong kong the	3
sharing adoption in new	3
are to be sure	3
center and the suburbs	3
the emergence of high	3
health needs of street	3
c and t d	3
order to improve the	3
to be implemented in	3
a significant number of	3
the north shore corridor	3
employ different prevention strategies	3
the montreal cognitive assessment	3
to the lack of	3
the standard sir model	3
to achieving spatial value	3
knowledge of warfarin therapy	3
been trained and provided	3
have an impact on	3
economic determinants of health	3
live music can be	3
confined to their homes	3
of the pacific realm	3
reported in this paper	3
spline smoothing fit curves	3
during the mediaeval era	3
for disaster management applications	3
of days since the	3
to examine whether the	3
the bird population is	3
the importance of reducing	3
of the procedure for	3
the definition of natural	3
use of medical services	3
equity in the city	3
on the part of	3
in order to improve	3
reduce the number of	3
the inflow population from	3
a game theoretic model	3
services from mainstream healthcare	3
the built and natural	3
in urban governance in	3
hiv aids in the	3
have a negative impact	3
of disease control and	3
the proportion of floating	3
and the effect of	3
the attractiveness of igs	3
in the metropolitan core	3
delay of the spread	3
on the containment and	3
is structured as follows	3
time to achieve the	3
of the gig economy	3
outflows from wuhan by	3
some connections to each	3
theoretical results match well	3
results on the emergence	3
during the sars crisis	3
of facilities in the	3
forecasting the potential domestic	3
ma dezernat statistik wien	3
have no known competing	3
as a basis for	3
for asymptomatic and symptomatic	3
the reproduction number r	3
in the criminal justice	3
mental and physical health	3
need to be context	3
see methods for details	3
the spread of an	3
the challenge of making	3
first period of lockdown	3
part of the overall	3
the provision of food	3
clustered at the daily	3
among children less than	3
as a matter of	3
with the community in	3
identified as drivers of	3
policies in the chinese	3
and the housing market	3
indicator matrices and maps	3
of the global city	3
a telephone survey of	3
from mainstream healthcare providers	3
floating population f i	3
of urban green spaces	3
the combined effect of	3
is a need for	3
would like to thank	3
due to the high	3
of resilient cities and	3
on one hand and	3
and narrating urban spaces	3
when the plateau begins	3
the fit of the	3
can be understood as	3
determinants of health inequities	3
help public health officials	3
the analysis of health	3
and the problem of	3
assessing urban health inequities	3
up to that time	3
by the lunar calendar	3
city of vancouver has	3
the negative consequences of	3
how to prevent the	3
that could have appeared	3
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brainstem auditory evoked potentials	3
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