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quadgram | frequency |
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in the case of | 62 |
in the context of | 51 |
severe acute respiratory syndrome | 38 |
on the other hand | 36 |
the number of infected | 36 |
the total number of | 34 |
the number of individuals | 32 |
as well as the | 30 |
number of infected individuals | 30 |
the average number of | 29 |
the mean number of | 26 |
in the absence of | 25 |
a large number of | 25 |
it is important to | 24 |
number of susceptible individuals | 23 |
to adopt epidemic prevention | 23 |
on the number of | 23 |
are more likely to | 23 |
as a result of | 22 |
one of the most | 20 |
is the number of | 20 |
the spread of the | 20 |
in the united states | 20 |
the context of the | 20 |
of the number of | 18 |
can be used to | 18 |
spread of infectious diseases | 17 |
the average effect of | 17 |
the human natural kind | 17 |
the number of cases | 17 |
at the same time | 17 |
and the number of | 17 |
the spread of infectious | 17 |
intention to adopt epidemic | 16 |
at the beginning of | 16 |
the size of the | 16 |
the end of the | 16 |
we assume that the | 15 |
disease control and prevention | 15 |
in the number of | 15 |
the beginning of the | 15 |
of the human natural | 15 |
guidelines on epidemic prevention | 14 |
the number of outbreaks | 14 |
the spread of covid | 14 |
the rate at which | 14 |
that the number of | 14 |
proposed in this paper | 14 |
the number of susceptible | 14 |
counterfactual grocery store locations | 13 |
the basic reproductive ratio | 13 |
for disease control and | 13 |
the probability that a | 13 |
as shown in fig | 13 |
in the form of | 13 |
the number of contacts | 13 |
the role of the | 13 |
of social media on | 12 |
on the spread of | 12 |
context of the nation | 12 |
the impact of the | 12 |
the world health organization | 12 |
pattern of disturbance in | 12 |
the difference between the | 12 |
a small number of | 12 |
at a distance of | 12 |
on the outer ring | 12 |
of an infectious disease | 12 |
as a function of | 12 |
in the incidental host | 12 |
granted medrxiv a license | 11 |
social media use and | 11 |
we focus on the | 11 |
medrxiv a license to | 11 |
on the basis of | 11 |
the preprint in perpetuity | 11 |
relative cost of vaccination | 11 |
who has granted medrxiv | 11 |
to display the preprint | 11 |
license to display the | 11 |
as the number of | 11 |
license it is made | 11 |
international license it is | 11 |
of the incubation period | 11 |
the start of the | 11 |
under a author funder | 11 |
the fact that the | 11 |
the contact tracing process | 11 |
for the spread of | 11 |
in the presence of | 11 |
is made available under | 11 |
it is made available | 11 |
made available under a | 11 |
of candidate treatment locations | 11 |
the evolution of the | 11 |
display the preprint in | 11 |
a license to display | 11 |
available under a author | 11 |
has granted medrxiv a | 11 |
is one of the | 10 |
characteristic development and typical | 10 |
is based on the | 10 |
development and typical history | 10 |
of severe acute respiratory | 10 |
at the end of | 10 |
employed and wage workers | 10 |
the characteristic development and | 10 |
with respect to the | 10 |
start of the study | 10 |
the proportion of self | 10 |
the severe acute respiratory | 10 |
of disturbance in the | 10 |
effect of the treatment | 10 |
of infected individuals in | 10 |
we are interested in | 10 |
the impact of social | 10 |
to adopt preventive behavior | 10 |
transmission from the reservoir | 10 |
a fixed number of | 10 |
the use of antibiotics | 10 |
individuals in the population | 10 |
the philosophy of medicine | 10 |
as the kind of | 10 |
on the likelihood of | 10 |
cost of vaccination c | 9 |
that there is no | 9 |
for the number of | 9 |
at the level of | 9 |
the health status of | 9 |
it is difficult to | 9 |
a function of the | 9 |
of this paper is | 9 |
the variance of the | 9 |
at the individual level | 9 |
which was not peer | 9 |
copyright holder for this | 9 |
the copyright holder for | 9 |
that is to say | 9 |
with the help of | 9 |
and its impact on | 9 |
the basic reproduction number | 9 |
on the one hand | 9 |
the researcher is interested | 9 |
to the number of | 9 |
the candidate treatment locations | 9 |
of social media use | 9 |
it is possible that | 9 |
of realized treatment locations | 9 |
is organized as follows | 9 |
is assumed to be | 9 |
of the entrepreneurial process | 9 |
self of a nation | 9 |
holder for this preprint | 9 |
researcher is interested in | 9 |
infected individuals in the | 9 |
an important role in | 9 |
of individuals in the | 9 |
the h n pandemic | 9 |
the role of social | 9 |
the nature of the | 9 |
the effect of the | 9 |
the kind of thing | 9 |
the number of customers | 9 |
the probability that the | 9 |
and typical history of | 9 |
the internal biological relations | 9 |
of a natural kind | 9 |
after a possible encounter | 8 |
when there is a | 8 |
the number of deaths | 8 |
of thing that it | 8 |
medicine and public health | 8 |
are interested in the | 8 |
in a way that | 8 |
determine the characteristic development | 8 |
the effect of self | 8 |
use and entrepreneurial entry | 8 |
in the field of | 8 |
impact of social media | 8 |
the case of sars | 8 |
reach the epidemiological threshold | 8 |
thing that it is | 8 |
centers for disease control | 8 |
media use and entrepreneurial | 8 |
the relative cost of | 8 |
average effect of the | 8 |
the inverse of the | 8 |
the structure of the | 8 |
the mathematical theory of | 8 |
mean number of outbreaks | 8 |
members of the kind | 8 |
in the study area | 8 |
a wide range of | 8 |
can be found in | 8 |
a living natural kind | 8 |
of a living natural | 8 |
when the number of | 8 |
the evolution of virulence | 8 |
does not mean that | 8 |
at the time of | 8 |
a node of degree | 8 |
that social media use | 8 |
the spatial treatment setting | 8 |
percentage of home isolation | 8 |
the overall attack rate | 8 |
the presence of a | 8 |
in addition to the | 8 |
the number of people | 8 |
the results of the | 8 |
to be able to | 8 |
that determine the characteristic | 8 |
the diffusion of influenza | 8 |
node of degree k | 8 |
the rest of the | 8 |
kind of thing that | 8 |
a crucial role in | 8 |
human rights as a | 8 |
the expected number of | 8 |
the average treatment effect | 8 |
the kinds of things | 8 |
the pattern of disturbance | 7 |
play an important role | 7 |
disturbance in the internal | 7 |
of grocery stores on | 7 |
isolation and social distancing | 7 |
the case of the | 7 |
preventive behavior of individuals | 7 |
candidate treatment locations are | 7 |
contact with an infected | 7 |
role of social media | 7 |
the epidemiological dynamics of | 7 |
effects of spatial treatments | 7 |
is likely to be | 7 |
the probability of outbreak | 7 |
without loss of generality | 7 |
the risk of infection | 7 |
with an infected individual | 7 |
the vaccine failure rate | 7 |
to control the spread | 7 |
in relation to the | 7 |
is more likely to | 7 |
the individuals in the | 7 |
as the kinds of | 7 |
spread of the disease | 7 |
in a population with | 7 |
control the spread of | 7 |
in terms of the | 7 |
number of individuals near | 7 |
to the spread of | 7 |
not be able to | 7 |
number of people who | 7 |
between social media use | 7 |
are assumed to be | 7 |
in the previous section | 7 |
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus | 7 |
the inverse hyperbolic sine | 7 |
members of the human | 7 |
and counterfactual grocery store | 7 |
is interested in the | 7 |
the early stages of | 7 |
the importance of the | 7 |
in most of the | 7 |
it is possible to | 7 |
in the maasai mara | 7 |
individuals at distance from | 7 |
number of individuals in | 7 |
framework of this paper | 7 |
estimators proposed in this | 7 |
of home isolation individuals | 7 |
the adoption of preventive | 7 |
things that they are | 7 |
civil and political rights | 7 |
in the internal biological | 7 |
the probability for the | 7 |
of things that they | 7 |
the force of infection | 7 |
suppose the researcher is | 7 |
the remainder of this | 7 |
the fraction of infected | 7 |
only a small number | 7 |
the parallel trends assumption | 7 |
risk of being infected | 7 |
each candidate treatment location | 7 |
mobility of the people | 7 |
employment on the likelihood | 7 |
a pattern of disturbance | 7 |
of the basic reproductive | 7 |
individuals are more likely | 7 |
the diffusion of preventive | 7 |
the number of links | 7 |
of the individual self | 6 |
the estimators proposed in | 6 |
real and counterfactual grocery | 6 |
number of recovered individuals | 6 |
to the development of | 6 |
to the mathematical theory | 6 |
i show how to | 6 |
of the novel coronavirus | 6 |
individuals with neurocognitive disorders | 6 |
in the control group | 6 |
the myopic update rule | 6 |
the probability of treatment | 6 |
employed workers in the | 6 |
inverse hyperbolic sine of | 6 |
the three diffusion processes | 6 |
model that reflects the | 6 |
the relationship between the | 6 |
in the area of | 6 |
symptoms of the disease | 6 |
the spread of awareness | 6 |
the likelihood of hospitalization | 6 |
to reach the epidemiological | 6 |
higher social media use | 6 |
standard errors in parentheses | 6 |
the i th excursion | 6 |
inner and outer ring | 6 |
internal biological relations of | 6 |
process with individual birth | 6 |
fraction of susceptible individuals | 6 |
and the evolution of | 6 |
the diffusion of information | 6 |
epidemic prevention and control | 6 |
a reduction in the | 6 |
principles that determine the | 6 |
at time step t | 6 |
paper is organized as | 6 |
the health of the | 6 |
the diffusion of diseases | 6 |
level in models and | 6 |
the transmission from the | 6 |
the nearest realized treatment | 6 |
in the main text | 6 |
from where this figure | 6 |
theory of planned behavior | 6 |
class of states of | 6 |
individuals with adrd may | 6 |
model to predict the | 6 |
of multiple sexual contacts | 6 |
is larger than the | 6 |
infected and susceptible individuals | 6 |
the basic reproductive number | 6 |
from candidate treatment locations | 6 |
over the course of | 6 |
in close proximity to | 6 |
the number of observed | 6 |
the number of recovered | 6 |
with regard to the | 6 |
is equal to the | 6 |
population density and flux | 6 |
in the previous sections | 6 |
more likely to be | 6 |
the treatment on the | 6 |
se se se se | 6 |
is independent of the | 6 |
difference between the two | 6 |
the risk of being | 6 |
under the assumption that | 6 |
on the impact of | 6 |
emergence of the pathogen | 6 |
technological forecasting social change | 6 |
stuttering chains of transmission | 6 |
in this case the | 6 |
realistic urban social networks | 6 |
figure has been adapted | 6 |
branching process with individual | 6 |
the validity of the | 6 |
and human preventive behavior | 6 |
with individual birth rate | 6 |
treatment effect on the | 6 |
in the face of | 6 |
unrealized candidate treatment locations | 6 |
dynamics of infectious diseases | 6 |
history of multiple sexual | 6 |
real grocery store locations | 6 |
of emerging infectious diseases | 6 |
the effects of the | 6 |
effect on the treated | 6 |
studies have shown that | 6 |
attitude towards epidemic prevention | 6 |
the course of the | 6 |
is the mean number | 6 |
diffusion of preventive behavior | 6 |
in the indian subcontinent | 6 |
early stages of an | 6 |
the effects of spatial | 6 |
treatment on the treated | 6 |
reduce the number of | 6 |
as good as random | 6 |
employment and wage work | 6 |
kinds of things that | 6 |
on the evolution of | 6 |
mathematical theory of epidemics | 6 |
the notion of the | 6 |
adoption of preventive behavior | 6 |
a history of multiple | 6 |
the common heritage of | 6 |
the reservoir and the | 6 |
for a long time | 6 |
can be approximated by | 6 |
where this figure has | 6 |
spreading of infectious diseases | 6 |
the number of susceptibles | 6 |
of the disease and | 6 |
in realistic urban social | 6 |
of average treatment effects | 6 |
to the fact that | 6 |
play a crucial role | 6 |
prince of wales hospital | 6 |
of states of affairs | 6 |
the causal effects of | 6 |
nearest realized treatment location | 6 |
the mobility of the | 6 |
in the first place | 6 |
of infected individuals is | 6 |
of the treatment on | 6 |
on an outer ring | 6 |
this figure has been | 6 |
the framework of this | 6 |
for the development of | 6 |
it is not a | 6 |
stages of an outbreak | 6 |
outbreaks in realistic urban | 6 |
average number of contacts | 6 |
the self of a | 6 |
as well as their | 6 |
individuals on the outer | 5 |
treatment locations that are | 5 |
and the effect of | 5 |
of the total population | 5 |
conception or design of | 5 |
of the node u | 5 |
the number of treated | 5 |
businesses on the outer | 5 |
the effect of a | 5 |
spread of the infection | 5 |
infected individuals of the | 5 |
the simple average of | 5 |
that reflects the change | 5 |
come in contact with | 5 |
to one of the | 5 |
a contribution to the | 5 |
same state of affairs | 5 |
at the population level | 5 |
social media use on | 5 |
for the sake of | 5 |
as shown in table | 5 |
have shown that the | 5 |
is due to the | 5 |
the relative importance of | 5 |
the numerator of the | 5 |
when the direct transmission | 5 |
number of individuals at | 5 |
it is easy to | 5 |
of the propensity score | 5 |
treatment is realized at | 5 |
with low trust propensity | 5 |
close to one another | 5 |
the vast majority of | 5 |
have been used to | 5 |
of human rights as | 5 |
set of candidate treatment | 5 |
version to be published | 5 |
the fraction of vaccinated | 5 |
contribution to the mathematical | 5 |
mean number of infected | 5 |
recurrent emergence of the | 5 |
the version to be | 5 |
proximity to each other | 5 |
information about the health | 5 |
at the start of | 5 |
can be represented as | 5 |
about the health status | 5 |
as illustrated in fig | 5 |
the diffusion of disease | 5 |
to the encounter location | 5 |
self of the nation | 5 |
be the most important | 5 |
the combined effectiveness of | 5 |
data for the work | 5 |
its impact on epidemic | 5 |
epidemic prevention is found | 5 |
is the proportion of | 5 |
is defined as the | 5 |
with a proximity threshold | 5 |
or design of the | 5 |
to control the epidemic | 5 |
in the sis model | 5 |
takes value one if | 5 |
the paper is organized | 5 |
infection by the reservoir | 5 |
antibiotic resistance genes in | 5 |
to clustering at the | 5 |
it is worth mentioning | 5 |
as well as on | 5 |
individuals in a dyad | 5 |
to reach the threshold | 5 |
modelling the influence of | 5 |
in response to the | 5 |
for individuals with adrd | 5 |
it is assumed that | 5 |
the number of connections | 5 |
the initial number of | 5 |
and the spread of | 5 |
approval of the version | 5 |
of the version to | 5 |
in the study of | 5 |
in the population and | 5 |
the aim of this | 5 |
only the nearest realized | 5 |
and individual death rate | 5 |
is based on a | 5 |
in order to obtain | 5 |
interested in the effect | 5 |
the proportion of the | 5 |
of data for the | 5 |
close proximity to each | 5 |
the ability of the | 5 |
average degree of the | 5 |
the preventive behavior of | 5 |
that the probability of | 5 |
proximity threshold of m | 5 |
in spatial treatment settings | 5 |
in the long run | 5 |
infectious diseases of humans | 5 |
to the inverse of | 5 |
fraction of infected individuals | 5 |
of the severe acute | 5 |
the spread of an | 5 |
an individual has a | 5 |
of the markov chain | 5 |
awareness and its impact | 5 |
the conception or design | 5 |
the case of a | 5 |
of vaccine failure rate | 5 |
the dynamics of the | 5 |
a candidate treatment location | 5 |
disease outbreaks in realistic | 5 |
if the region is | 5 |
final approval of the | 5 |
to estimate the average | 5 |
of an individual is | 5 |
can be classified into | 5 |
direct transmission between individuals | 5 |
number of realized treatment | 5 |
impact of the pandemic | 5 |
in the use of | 5 |
due to differences in | 5 |
the number of infectious | 5 |
social media on the | 5 |
variance of the estimator | 5 |
is worth mentioning that | 5 |
number of new infections | 5 |
to be the most | 5 |
excursion to reach the | 5 |
setting of this paper | 5 |
explore the impact of | 5 |
the analysis of the | 5 |
number of infected neighbors | 5 |
to the conception or | 5 |
under the myopic update | 5 |
a lower bound on | 5 |
individuals of the node | 5 |
dynamics and control of | 5 |
realized treatment location matters | 5 |
as well as in | 5 |
a mathematical model for | 5 |
response to the pandemic | 5 |
at time t is | 5 |
a global public good | 5 |
this does not mean | 5 |
a small fraction of | 5 |
large number of susceptible | 5 |
of infectious diseases in | 5 |
to flourish as the | 5 |
in the baseline setting | 5 |
individuals and treatment locations | 5 |
average effect of a | 5 |
spread of awareness and | 5 |
of infectious diseases has | 5 |
of awareness and its | 5 |
history of members of | 5 |
total number of cases | 5 |
perceived feasibility to adopt | 5 |
the effectiveness of the | 5 |
or interpretation of data | 5 |
health and human rights | 5 |
the prince of wales | 5 |
of the potential outcomes | 5 |
the outcome of interest | 5 |
design of the work | 5 |
and the total number | 5 |
infectious diseases in humans | 5 |
to account for the | 5 |
it is clear that | 5 |
impact on epidemic outbreaks | 5 |
modelling disease outbreaks in | 5 |
the application of this | 5 |
interpretation of data for | 5 |
distance from candidate treatment | 5 |
social distancing to be | 5 |
a completely randomized experiment | 5 |
contributions to the conception | 5 |
would not have been | 5 |
has the advantage of | 5 |
for individuals in the | 5 |
lockdown and social distancing | 5 |
from flourishing as the | 5 |
in the sense that | 5 |
the state of the | 5 |
the most suitable return | 5 |
reflects the change in | 5 |
in the effect of | 5 |
that needs to be | 5 |
the level of the | 5 |
an operational architecture for | 5 |
for epidemic prevention and | 5 |
of the pathogen to | 5 |
may not be able | 5 |
substantial contributions to the | 5 |
number of cases in | 5 |
is found to be | 5 |
introduction of the infection | 5 |
may not always be | 5 |
in order to be | 5 |
the use of the | 5 |
the influence of human | 5 |
a review of the | 5 |
feasibility to adopt epidemic | 5 |
as the total number | 5 |
is the expected number | 5 |
the idea of self | 5 |
under the ideal experiment | 5 |
a large fraction of | 5 |
the time of the | 5 |
in the same household | 5 |
of members of the | 5 |
number of contacts per | 5 |
the theory of planned | 5 |
number of individuals per | 5 |
other members of the | 5 |
the meaning of self | 5 |
prevention is found to | 5 |
a case study of | 5 |
a high trust propensity | 5 |
the recurrent emergence of | 5 |
important to note that | 5 |
is considered to be | 5 |
fraction of vaccinated individuals | 5 |
as can be seen | 5 |
to differences in the | 5 |
infectious diseases in general | 5 |
the impact of human | 4 |
is the difference between | 4 |
the total population size | 4 |
will need to be | 4 |
of human behaviour on | 4 |
in the next section | 4 |
taking into account the | 4 |
selection of the healthy | 4 |
the epidemic starts to | 4 |
we can estimate the | 4 |
the spread of disease | 4 |
of the importance of | 4 |
and public health in | 4 |
and the spillover transmission | 4 |
need to be considered | 4 |
population at time t | 4 |
particular percentage of home | 4 |
costs and benefits of | 4 |
to inoculate the vaccine | 4 |
the center of the | 4 |
logarithm of hospitalization days | 4 |
individuals with adrd and | 4 |
transmission dynamics and control | 4 |
transmission of the virus | 4 |
the fraction of the | 4 |
behaviour on the spread | 4 |
are in close proximity | 4 |
basic reproductive ratio r | 4 |
in a particular day | 4 |
total number of individuals | 4 |
of this article is | 4 |
one candidate treatment location | 4 |
is able to infect | 4 |
the authors found that | 4 |
general and of ar | 4 |
the role of individual | 4 |
an individual can be | 4 |
it may be possible | 4 |
the origin of the | 4 |
of individuals near treatment | 4 |
remains neutral with regard | 4 |
it is impossible to | 4 |
in distance from treatment | 4 |
the treatment has no | 4 |
of infected in the | 4 |
intention to adopt covid | 4 |
the case where the | 4 |
to heteroscedasticity and to | 4 |
does not imply that | 4 |
in terms of a | 4 |
as well as a | 4 |
a wide variety of | 4 |
springer nature remains neutral | 4 |
that the structure of | 4 |
which can be found | 4 |
with regard to jurisdictional | 4 |
the influence of social | 4 |
multiple sexual contacts and | 4 |
transmission of infectious diseases | 4 |
of the contact network | 4 |
for the philosophy of | 4 |
of the candidate treatment | 4 |
a constant force of | 4 |
probability of treatment at | 4 |
diseases in general and | 4 |
developed symptoms by time | 4 |
rights of indigenous peoples | 4 |
disease dynamics and control | 4 |
treatment location per region | 4 |
impact of the disease | 4 |
number of contacts of | 4 |
of the contact tracing | 4 |
this could explain why | 4 |
reliance in the context | 4 |
the results show that | 4 |
the distribution of the | 4 |
of infected neighbors of | 4 |
density function of the | 4 |
of the pathogen from | 4 |
is the dominant strategy | 4 |
and antibiotic resistance genes | 4 |
with the presence of | 4 |
a pathogen barely contagious | 4 |
prevention and control of | 4 |
of the pandemic on | 4 |
an individual member of | 4 |
is given by the | 4 |
of the network structure | 4 |
of susceptibles at the | 4 |
may be possible to | 4 |
understand the nature of | 4 |
vaccination behavior in social | 4 |
at the prince of | 4 |
the value of the | 4 |
candidate treatment location per | 4 |
that can only be | 4 |
clustering at the individual | 4 |
been found to be | 4 |
robust to heteroscedasticity and | 4 |
an increasing number of | 4 |
university is located in | 4 |
during the outbreak of | 4 |
note springer nature remains | 4 |
states of affairs of | 4 |
interactions between male cheetahs | 4 |
of the waking day | 4 |
the same state of | 4 |
can be used as | 4 |
does not change the | 4 |
the impact of information | 4 |
at the short distance | 4 |
for the fraction of | 4 |
the inner ring vs | 4 |
in the community may | 4 |
small number of individuals | 4 |
infected in the population | 4 |
reach the threshold c | 4 |
the outer ring are | 4 |
in the case where | 4 |
the direct transmission between | 4 |
that the impact of | 4 |
risk are predominantly infected | 4 |
the population and the | 4 |
in the evolution of | 4 |
individuals are encouraged to | 4 |
of the incidental host | 4 |
network for infectious disease | 4 |
a result of a | 4 |
the health care system | 4 |
in an era of | 4 |
and the use of | 4 |
a finite number of | 4 |
candidate treatment location is | 4 |
number of symptomatic individuals | 4 |
weighted average treatment effect | 4 |
is shown in fig | 4 |
for the design of | 4 |
average treatment effect on | 4 |
the availability of data | 4 |
for infectious disease transmission | 4 |
on the epidemiological dynamics | 4 |
the influence of the | 4 |
as the average number | 4 |
the realized treatment locations | 4 |
of the infection by | 4 |
to the notion of | 4 |
of individuals at distance | 4 |
date for university students | 4 |
it is found that | 4 |
number of outbreaks is | 4 |
can be considered to | 4 |
infection and communication networks | 4 |
the availability of information | 4 |
individualized thresholds toward adoption | 4 |
that can be used | 4 |
care of infected individuals | 4 |
most of the cases | 4 |
fixed number of realized | 4 |
the h n flu | 4 |
dominated by weak ties | 4 |
an example of a | 4 |
in response to an | 4 |
dynamics on complex networks | 4 |
it is worth noting | 4 |
controlling the spread of | 4 |
make the approximation that | 4 |
the central business district | 4 |
the notion of a | 4 |
susceptibles at the beginning | 4 |
location of the individual | 4 |
like principles that determine | 4 |
is as good as | 4 |
use of social media | 4 |
has been used as | 4 |
the tragedy of the | 4 |
stands for the fraction | 4 |
can also be used | 4 |
a critical role in | 4 |
spatial statistics and econometrics | 4 |
i is the number | 4 |
a large impact on | 4 |
in the range of | 4 |
the costs of precaution | 4 |
as part of a | 4 |
dynamics of the outbreak | 4 |
the mean of the | 4 |
the distance to the | 4 |
at a particular time | 4 |
individuals near realized treatment | 4 |
number of candidate locations | 4 |
the idea of the | 4 |
offline and online questionnaires | 4 |
under regulated access control | 4 |
the extent to which | 4 |
prevent the spread of | 4 |
treatment has no effect | 4 |
time population density and | 4 |
grocery stores on nearby | 4 |
maps and institutional affiliations | 4 |
regard to jurisdictional claims | 4 |
structure of infection network | 4 |
the natural history of | 4 |
influence of human behaviour | 4 |
of epidemic disease on | 4 |
the epidemic of covid | 4 |
in developed and developing | 4 |
estimating the effects of | 4 |
flourish as the kind | 4 |
interact with one another | 4 |
equally likely to be | 4 |
the realized treatment location | 4 |
individuals within the household | 4 |
the source of the | 4 |
living in the same | 4 |
the notion of natural | 4 |
the structure of infection | 4 |
workers in the district | 4 |
mean number of contacts | 4 |
for the purpose of | 4 |
a particular percentage of | 4 |
average treatment effects in | 4 |
if we are interested | 4 |
the health state of | 4 |
at a given distance | 4 |
stayed in close proximity | 4 |
end of the epidemic | 4 |
of control potential outcomes | 4 |
to avoid contact with | 4 |
to stay at home | 4 |
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the spillover transmission rate | 3 |
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force of infection and | 3 |
number of deaths is | 3 |
are unaffected by treatment | 3 |
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