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the number of | 295 |
as well as | 133 |
the spread of | 109 |
the impact of | 89 |
the effect of | 81 |
in order to | 78 |
the case of | 77 |
of infectious diseases | 71 |
the use of | 70 |
based on the | 68 |
in the case | 67 |
of infected individuals | 66 |
in terms of | 63 |
number of individuals | 63 |
the role of | 63 |
candidate treatment locations | 63 |
one of the | 61 |
due to the | 60 |
of the disease | 60 |
in this paper | 59 |
number of infected | 56 |
the context of | 55 |
the effects of | 55 |
in the population | 55 |
the probability of | 55 |
individuals in the | 54 |
such as the | 53 |
in the context | 52 |
the evolution of | 52 |
social media use | 51 |
there is a | 49 |
as a result | 46 |
of the infection | 45 |
the absence of | 44 |
of the epidemic | 44 |
the proportion of | 43 |
the diffusion of | 43 |
there is no | 42 |
the presence of | 42 |
the risk of | 40 |
of the population | 40 |
in this case | 39 |
of susceptible individuals | 39 |
total number of | 39 |
acute respiratory syndrome | 38 |
severe acute respiratory | 38 |
of social media | 38 |
we assume that | 38 |
the incubation period | 38 |
most of the | 37 |
of the self | 37 |
more likely to | 37 |
the fact that | 37 |
the other hand | 36 |
the dynamics of | 36 |
the fraction of | 36 |
on the other | 36 |
depending on the | 35 |
of the network | 34 |
of the individual | 34 |
the total number | 34 |
the probability that | 34 |
of an individual | 33 |
in this section | 33 |
in other words | 33 |
to estimate the | 33 |
the size of | 32 |
an infected individual | 32 |
of the covid | 31 |
likely to be | 31 |
large number of | 31 |
of this paper | 31 |
of the pathogen | 31 |
candidate treatment location | 31 |
be able to | 31 |
the importance of | 31 |
it has been | 30 |
of the human | 30 |
focus on the | 30 |
in the same | 30 |
the development of | 30 |
the level of | 30 |
well as the | 30 |
need to be | 30 |
part of the | 30 |
number of outbreaks | 29 |
number of contacts | 29 |
the average number | 29 |
can be used | 29 |
to reduce the | 29 |
be used to | 29 |
average number of | 29 |
depends on the | 29 |
needs to be | 28 |
of the outbreak | 28 |
to be the | 28 |
the notion of | 28 |
some of the | 28 |
that can be | 28 |
individuals with adrd | 27 |
mean number of | 27 |
the need for | 27 |
of the nation | 27 |
at time t | 27 |
the united states | 27 |
the mean number | 27 |
the relationship between | 27 |
it is important | 27 |
and public health | 27 |
in the absence | 26 |
force of infection | 26 |
size of the | 26 |
a number of | 26 |
number of cases | 26 |
the difference between | 26 |
with respect to | 26 |
members of the | 26 |
a large number | 26 |
the likelihood of | 26 |
in which the | 26 |
distance from treatment | 26 |
number of susceptible | 26 |
is important to | 26 |
the cost of | 25 |
the possibility of | 25 |
assume that the | 25 |
the incidental host | 25 |
of public health | 25 |
in a population | 25 |
at the same | 25 |
the structure of | 25 |
average treatment effects | 25 |
the concept of | 25 |
of the most | 25 |
the end of | 25 |
the influence of | 24 |
a result of | 24 |
the value of | 24 |
in case of | 24 |
on the number | 24 |
analysis of the | 24 |
that it is | 24 |
world health organization | 24 |
are more likely | 24 |
is based on | 24 |
realized treatment locations | 24 |
a set of | 23 |
is given by | 23 |
grocery store locations | 23 |
the effectiveness of | 23 |
from the reservoir | 23 |
to adopt epidemic | 23 |
of an epidemic | 23 |
according to the | 23 |
the nature of | 23 |
spread of the | 23 |
adopt epidemic prevention | 23 |
of preventive behavior | 23 |
offline social network | 23 |
in addition to | 23 |
is that the | 23 |
individuals who are | 22 |
in the united | 22 |
the variance of | 22 |
to control the | 22 |
the contact network | 22 |
can also be | 22 |
as shown in | 22 |
the beginning of | 22 |
context of the | 22 |
it is not | 22 |
to determine the | 21 |
the distribution of | 21 |
of the individuals | 21 |
of individuals in | 21 |
vaccine failure rate | 21 |
because of the | 21 |
impact of the | 21 |
that there is | 21 |
the costs of | 21 |
the results of | 21 |
the study area | 21 |
which can be | 21 |
the transmission of | 21 |
of an outbreak | 21 |
in the network | 21 |
a variety of | 20 |
assumed to be | 20 |
in the following | 20 |
we focus on | 20 |
of a nation | 20 |
intention to adopt | 20 |
spread of infectious | 20 |
of the study | 20 |
a function of | 20 |
may not be | 20 |
in the first | 20 |
the h n | 20 |
there are no | 20 |
of antibiotic resistance | 20 |
in response to | 20 |
realized treatment location | 20 |
is the number | 20 |
nature of the | 20 |
the basic reproductive | 20 |
the outer ring | 19 |
understanding of the | 19 |
in hong kong | 19 |
the average effect | 19 |
pattern of disturbance | 19 |
a natural kind | 19 |
similar to the | 19 |
in contact with | 19 |
to be a | 19 |
effect of the | 19 |
each of the | 19 |
of the number | 19 |
based on a | 19 |
related to the | 19 |
the same time | 19 |
shown in fig | 19 |
average treatment effect | 19 |
the outbreak of | 19 |
the direct transmission | 19 |
function of the | 19 |
is likely to | 19 |
the form of | 18 |
an infectious disease | 18 |
the contact tracing | 18 |
interested in the | 18 |
at the beginning | 18 |
philosophy of medicine | 18 |
human natural kind | 18 |
adopt preventive behavior | 18 |
of the model | 18 |
in the study | 18 |
rate at which | 18 |
in the data | 18 |
associated with the | 18 |
compared to the | 18 |
the sir model | 18 |
prevention and control | 18 |
the idea of | 18 |
in the previous | 18 |
to reach the | 17 |
so that the | 17 |
at distance from | 17 |
as a consequence | 17 |
the set of | 17 |
many of the | 17 |
emerging infectious diseases | 17 |
end of the | 17 |
of the pandemic | 17 |
of the kind | 17 |
to study the | 17 |
average effect of | 17 |
the time of | 17 |
the epidemiological threshold | 17 |
of a disease | 17 |
structure of the | 17 |
the state of | 17 |
impact on the | 17 |
it is possible | 17 |
and the number | 17 |
they found that | 17 |
of being infected | 17 |
the human natural | 17 |
of the treatment | 17 |
and social distancing | 17 |
the epidemic threshold | 17 |
effect on the | 17 |
at a distance | 17 |
such that the | 16 |
the reporting rate | 16 |
in the number | 16 |
is able to | 16 |
response to the | 16 |
the course of | 16 |
of grocery stores | 16 |
distribution of the | 16 |
the start of | 16 |
on epidemic prevention | 16 |
of the same | 16 |
difference between the | 16 |
a distance of | 16 |
of home isolation | 16 |
the spillover transmission | 16 |
this is the | 16 |
for disease control | 16 |
can be found | 16 |
number of links | 16 |
as long as | 16 |
is equal to | 16 |
between the two | 16 |
the pattern of | 16 |
the probability for | 16 |
to understand the | 16 |
the treatment effect | 16 |
that the number | 16 |
that there are | 16 |
the availability of | 16 |
spread of covid | 16 |
in this chapter | 16 |
the meaning of | 16 |
the amount of | 16 |
of the people | 16 |
it can be | 16 |
of the data | 16 |
in this way | 16 |
value of the | 16 |
around the world | 16 |
to have a | 16 |
of social distancing | 16 |
the study of | 16 |
at the individual | 16 |
the outcome of | 15 |
when there is | 15 |
and human rights | 15 |
the disease dynamics | 15 |
to predict the | 15 |
in the model | 15 |
disease control and | 15 |
individual preventive behavior | 15 |
in this regard | 15 |
individual fixed effects | 15 |
a sense of | 15 |
of the social | 15 |
in social networks | 15 |
show that the | 15 |
estimate of the | 15 |
by the reservoir | 15 |
can only be | 15 |
state of the | 15 |
we consider the | 15 |
control and prevention | 15 |
beginning of the | 15 |
role of the | 15 |
referred to as | 15 |
the rate of | 15 |
of the contact | 15 |
state of affairs | 15 |
for public health | 15 |
with the same | 15 |
the ideal experiment | 15 |
offline social networks | 15 |
the world health | 15 |
probability that a | 15 |
used in the | 15 |
morbidity and mortality | 14 |
evolution of the | 14 |
it is also | 14 |
epidemic spreading in | 14 |
the analysis of | 14 |
in this study | 14 |
to account for | 14 |
the infection is | 14 |
an outer ring | 14 |
the design of | 14 |
in a given | 14 |
in some cases | 14 |
dynamics and control | 14 |
the spreading of | 14 |
of spatial treatments | 14 |
guidelines on epidemic | 14 |
the second term | 14 |
an individual has | 14 |
infectious diseases in | 14 |
the degree of | 14 |
we need to | 14 |
are based on | 14 |
the rate at | 14 |
a small number | 14 |
internal biological relations | 14 |
the strength of | 14 |
close to the | 14 |
the basis of | 14 |
variance of the | 14 |
is difficult to | 14 |
the location of | 14 |
the ability to | 14 |
the preventive behavior | 14 |
the most important | 14 |
number of people | 14 |
small number of | 14 |
that social media | 14 |
risk of infection | 14 |
of the first | 14 |
the population is | 14 |
and can be | 14 |
that they are | 14 |
in the literature | 14 |
the existence of | 14 |
in the form | 14 |
proposed in this | 14 |
the disease to | 14 |
basic reproduction number | 13 |
with each other | 13 |
considered to be | 13 |
an example of | 13 |
to explore the | 13 |
and so on | 13 |
the epidemic is | 13 |
on entrepreneurial entry | 13 |
cost of vaccination | 13 |
of infectious disease | 13 |
the disease and | 13 |
for a given | 13 |
role in the | 13 |
are likely to | 13 |
in recent years | 13 |
within the household | 13 |
the field of | 13 |
the length of | 13 |
human rights as | 13 |
the proposed model | 13 |
the adoption of | 13 |
at least one | 13 |
this paper is | 13 |
basic reproductive ratio | 13 |
is not a | 13 |
shown in figure | 13 |
the novel coronavirus | 13 |
living natural kind | 13 |
transmission of the | 13 |
the type of | 13 |
allows us to | 13 |
treatment locations are | 13 |
is assumed to | 13 |
have shown that | 13 |
it may be | 13 |
antibiotic resistance genes | 13 |
the epidemiological dynamics | 13 |
control strategies and | 13 |
dynamics of the | 13 |
information about the | 13 |
smith et al | 13 |
the disease is | 13 |
with regard to | 13 |
is shown in | 13 |
this means that | 13 |
in this sense | 13 |
counterfactual grocery store | 13 |
the problem of | 13 |
the spatial treatment | 13 |
social media on | 13 |
of the basic | 13 |
which is the | 13 |
an important role | 13 |
disturbance in the | 13 |
it is a | 13 |
of human rights | 13 |
infected individuals in | 13 |
of degree k | 13 |
in the region | 13 |
to the disease | 13 |
of treatment effects | 13 |
of an infectious | 13 |
control potential outcomes | 13 |
transmission from the | 13 |
to this end | 13 |
effect of self | 13 |
the theory of | 13 |
number of infections | 12 |
human preventive behavior | 12 |
and control of | 12 |
risk factors for | 12 |
there are two | 12 |
individuals of the | 12 |
on the spread | 12 |
we do not | 12 |
taken to be | 12 |
for each individual | 12 |
are able to | 12 |
is in the | 12 |
a grocery store | 12 |
infected individuals to | 12 |
as an example | 12 |
to prevent the | 12 |
the entrepreneurial process | 12 |
model can be | 12 |
the control group | 12 |
for infectious disease | 12 |
effect of a | 12 |
in the long | 12 |
at the time | 12 |
the sis model | 12 |
relative cost of | 12 |
as a function | 12 |
on the treated | 12 |
use of the | 12 |
of the total | 12 |
we are interested | 12 |
can be obtained | 12 |
fixed number of | 12 |
this is a | 12 |
the candidate treatment | 12 |
contact with an | 12 |
may lead to | 12 |
depend on the | 12 |
have to be | 12 |
human social networks | 12 |
of disturbance in | 12 |
appear to be | 12 |
compared with the | 12 |
the assumption that | 12 |
in social media | 12 |
the philosophy of | 12 |
note that the | 12 |
the literature on | 12 |
proportion of self | 12 |
has also been | 12 |
use of antibiotics | 12 |
to evaluate the | 12 |
the public health | 12 |
of the state | 12 |
corresponding to the | 12 |
on social media | 12 |
individual in the | 12 |
review of the | 12 |
in complex networks | 12 |
the application of | 12 |
and entrepreneurial entry | 12 |
number of deaths | 12 |
kind of thing | 12 |
on the outer | 12 |
in the incidental | 12 |
the aim of | 11 |
of candidate treatment | 11 |
the first term | 11 |
is made available | 11 |
that we have | 11 |
of individuals with | 11 |
h n pandemic | 11 |
of novel coronavirus | 11 |
impact of social | 11 |
who has granted | 11 |
display the preprint | 11 |
of the estimator | 11 |
than wage workers | 11 |
the average degree | 11 |
a branching process | 11 |
known as the | 11 |
can be seen | 11 |
results of the | 11 |
which in turn | 11 |
are interested in | 11 |
some of these | 11 |
the health of | 11 |
effects of the | 11 |
of individuals to | 11 |
a license to | 11 |
the markov chain | 11 |
rather than the | 11 |
the propensity score | 11 |
is associated with | 11 |
media use and | 11 |
basic reproductive number | 11 |
the recovery rate | 11 |
the formation of | 11 |
convolutional neural networks | 11 |
such as a | 11 |
the preprint in | 11 |
the individual level | 11 |
contribute to the | 11 |
it does not | 11 |
on the basis | 11 |
consistent with the | 11 |
treatment location is | 11 |
to be considered | 11 |
found to be | 11 |
we refer to | 11 |
made available under | 11 |
international license it | 11 |
to display the | 11 |
are assumed to | 11 |
li et al | 11 |
a author funder | 11 |
the rest of | 11 |
public health ethics | 11 |
under a author | 11 |
license it is | 11 |
the values of | 11 |
may be a | 11 |
to identify the | 11 |
patients with adrd | 11 |
granted medrxiv a | 11 |
importance of the | 11 |
the basic reproduction | 11 |
contact tracing process | 11 |
in the presence | 11 |
aspects of the | 11 |
to simulate the | 11 |
in the current | 11 |
number of connections | 11 |
real grocery store | 11 |
social network size | 11 |
present in the | 11 |
infected individuals is | 11 |
of the infected | 11 |
preprint in perpetuity | 11 |
fact that the | 11 |
a population of | 11 |
of the average | 11 |
of the incubation | 11 |
start of the | 11 |
are shown in | 11 |
time of the | 11 |
of candidate locations | 11 |
license to display | 11 |
been used to | 11 |
less likely to | 11 |
individuals who have | 11 |
development and typical | 11 |
for the spread | 11 |
the self of | 11 |
the emergence of | 11 |
the ability of | 11 |
the lack of | 11 |
it is made | 11 |
in this setting | 11 |
during the outbreak | 11 |
it is worth | 11 |
more than one | 11 |
only a small | 11 |
all of the | 11 |
and wage workers | 11 |
with one another | 11 |
individuals in a | 11 |
as the number | 11 |
during an epidemic | 11 |
the average treatment | 11 |
its impact on | 11 |
generative adversarial networks | 11 |
has granted medrxiv | 11 |
does not mean | 11 |
the population size | 11 |
at a given | 11 |
the potential outcomes | 11 |
medrxiv a license | 11 |
to reach a | 11 |
the purpose of | 11 |
available under a | 11 |
the severe acute | 11 |
is due to | 11 |
found that the | 11 |
the sum of | 11 |
is the same | 11 |
is one of | 11 |
to deal with | 11 |
correlated with the | 10 |
employed and wage | 10 |
to investigate the | 10 |
inverse hyperbolic sine | 10 |
number of recovered | 10 |
the transmission rate | 10 |
for individuals with | 10 |
to one another | 10 |
population density and | 10 |
the frequency of | 10 |
we use the | 10 |
and its impact | 10 |
if it is | 10 |
of cases in | 10 |
parallel trends assumption | 10 |
this is not | 10 |
to adopt preventive | 10 |
the network dynamics | 10 |
this does not | 10 |
the help of | 10 |
is defined as | 10 |
to be in | 10 |
in this model | 10 |
for infectious diseases | 10 |
behavior of individuals | 10 |
the realized treatment | 10 |
in this scenario | 10 |
for a fixed | 10 |
from the same | 10 |
of realized treatment | 10 |
i is the | 10 |
is to say | 10 |
they do not | 10 |
workers in the | 10 |
with and without | 10 |
an individual to | 10 |
the numbers of | 10 |
a and b | 10 |
role of social | 10 |
respect to the | 10 |
if they are | 10 |
the chance of | 10 |
proportional to the | 10 |
model for the | 10 |
the human genome | 10 |
on the likelihood | 10 |
as in the | 10 |
point of view | 10 |
the process of | 10 |
of disease spread | 10 |
the infected individuals | 10 |
the same individual | 10 |
this can be | 10 |
but also the | 10 |
our understanding of | 10 |
to develop a | 10 |
a crucial role | 10 |
individuals are more | 10 |
of individuals near | 10 |
in the main | 10 |
and typical history | 10 |
of social networks | 10 |
about the health | 10 |
an increase in | 10 |
public health and | 10 |
a fixed number | 10 |
the treatment of | 10 |
the relative cost | 10 |
the choice of | 10 |
the definition of | 10 |
high trust propensity | 10 |
in the early | 10 |
of control strategies | 10 |
the covid crisis | 10 |
of infection and | 10 |
the transmission probability | 10 |
the validity of | 10 |
two types of | 10 |
a possible encounter | 10 |
treatment effect at | 10 |
to the same | 10 |
clinical characteristics of | 10 |
each individual is | 10 |
the kind of | 10 |
of the transmission | 10 |
larger than the | 10 |
time step t | 10 |
one can also | 10 |
at the end | 10 |
characteristic development and | 10 |
as the kind | 10 |
in a way | 10 |
evolution of virulence | 10 |
early stages of | 10 |
shown in table | 10 |
in a particular | 10 |
fraction of the | 10 |
in the internal | 10 |
lead to the | 10 |
due to their | 10 |
a pattern of | 10 |
a period of | 10 |
is used to | 10 |
in close proximity | 10 |
the reservoir is | 10 |
has been used | 10 |
in such a | 10 |
is independent of | 10 |
equal to the | 10 |
may have been | 10 |
data from the | 10 |
the kinds of | 10 |
self of a | 10 |
social media and | 10 |
proportion of the | 10 |
myopic update rule | 10 |
if there is | 10 |
and mental health | 10 |
in relation to | 10 |
health status of | 10 |
what is the | 10 |
the total population | 10 |
based on their | 10 |
the individual self | 10 |
of severe acute | 10 |
different types of | 10 |
the characteristic development | 10 |
they can be | 10 |
of a population | 10 |
in the field | 10 |
effects on the | 10 |
a conceptual framework | 9 |
in the world | 9 |
of a natural | 9 |
the mobility of | 9 |
for the disease | 9 |
a review of | 9 |
as part of | 9 |
to model the | 9 |
model based on | 9 |
the nearest realized | 9 |
is more likely | 9 |
diffusion of influenza | 9 |
infected individuals are | 9 |
may also be | 9 |
likelihood of hospitalization | 9 |
of vaccination c | 9 |
the health status | 9 |
conditional on the | 9 |
individuals at distance | 9 |
even in the | 9 |
individuals on the | 9 |
suggest that the | 9 |
to obtain the | 9 |
is interested in | 9 |
relevant to the | 9 |
within the population | 9 |
implications for the | 9 |
overall attack rate | 9 |
terms of the | 9 |
of the time | 9 |
can be easily | 9 |
so as to | 9 |
that do not | 9 |
an incidental host | 9 |
caused by the | 9 |
relation to the | 9 |
and it is | 9 |
with an infected | 9 |
holder for this | 9 |
of disease and | 9 |
can be observed | 9 |
the right to | 9 |
presence of a | 9 |
taking into account | 9 |
antibiotic resistance in | 9 |
spatial treatment setting | 9 |
individuals may be | 9 |
at which the | 9 |
reduction in the | 9 |
along with the | 9 |
of the entrepreneurial | 9 |
a human rights | 9 |
in the second | 9 |
during the covid | 9 |
a long time | 9 |
the one hand | 9 |
in the community | 9 |
of individuals who | 9 |
the combination of | 9 |
there are many | 9 |
of the work | 9 |
can be considered | 9 |
associated with a | 9 |
epidemic in the | 9 |
suppose the researcher | 9 |
the area of | 9 |
of the world | 9 |
has not been | 9 |
living natural kinds | 9 |
of a new | 9 |
we investigate the | 9 |
to do so | 9 |
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crucial role in | 9 |
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it is difficult | 9 |
isolation and quarantine | 9 |
the source of | 9 |
of causal effects | 9 |
case of sars | 9 |
is possible that | 9 |
the onset of | 9 |
number of new | 9 |
between social media | 9 |
than that of | 9 |
through the network | 9 |
two diffusion processes | 9 |
within the same | 9 |
validity of the | 9 |
states of affairs | 9 |
for future research | 9 |
for this preprint | 9 |
discussed in the | 9 |
a reduction in | 9 |
of a single | 9 |
of the variance | 9 |
was not peer | 9 |
employed workers in | 9 |
to the individual | 9 |
of antimicrobial resistance | 9 |
of individuals at | 9 |
to each other | 9 |
account for the | 9 |
each time step | 9 |
the copyright holder | 9 |
in the past | 9 |
irrespective of the | 9 |
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determine the characteristic | 9 |
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of the underlying | 9 |
a completely randomized | 9 |
of the virus | 9 |
number of customers | 9 |
on the one | 9 |
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in the spatial | 9 |
copyright holder for | 9 |
each individual has | 9 |
the contribution of | 9 |
the locations of | 9 |
lipsitch et al | 9 |
also known as | 9 |
that determine the | 9 |
the same as | 9 |
a systematic review | 9 |
is expected to | 9 |
after a possible | 9 |
the overall attack | 9 |
important role in | 9 |
the large outbreak | 9 |
probability that the | 9 |
location of the | 9 |
the previous section | 9 |
which was not | 9 |
typical history of | 9 |
the pathogen to | 9 |
the higher the | 9 |
the disease transmission | 9 |
of complex networks | 9 |
the majority of | 9 |
organized as follows | 9 |
appears to be | 9 |
there is an | 9 |
in the home | 9 |
defined as the | 9 |
at the level | 9 |
centers for disease | 9 |
the scale of | 9 |
the internal biological | 9 |
that is to | 9 |
mobility of the | 9 |
with neurocognitive disorders | 9 |
applied to the | 9 |
whether or not | 9 |
the framework of | 9 |
of the infectious | 9 |
researcher is interested | 9 |
a large outbreak | 9 |
three diffusion processes | 9 |
of h n | 9 |
social distancing and | 9 |
to be able | 9 |
should not be | 9 |
to determine whether | 9 |
to the number | 9 |
a node of | 9 |
the researcher is | 9 |
health of the | 9 |
part of a | 9 |
of the two | 9 |
number of susceptibles | 9 |
with the help | 9 |
model assumes that | 9 |
of people who | 8 |
members of a | 8 |
the estimation of | 8 |
a combination of | 8 |
rights as a | 8 |
of members of | 8 |
is larger than | 8 |
locations that are | 8 |
inner and outer | 8 |
an individual is | 8 |
information on the | 8 |
the maasai mara | 8 |
in the indian | 8 |
the emergence and | 8 |
of these models | 8 |
levels of organization | 8 |
a way that | 8 |
are used to | 8 |
to the treatment | 8 |
cases of covid | 8 |
independent of the | 8 |
even if the | 8 |
the population and | 8 |
the estimate of | 8 |
do not have | 8 |
the host population | 8 |
of the potential | 8 |
during the pandemic | 8 |
the epidemic and | 8 |
diffusion of disease | 8 |
interactions between individuals | 8 |
of social norms | 8 |
the inner ring | 8 |
for a long | 8 |
values of the | 8 |
that have been | 8 |
to get the | 8 |
changes in the | 8 |
spatial and temporal | 8 |
the vaccine failure | 8 |
flourish as the | 8 |
the duration of | 8 |
the implementation of | 8 |
that the probability | 8 |
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