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cord-308231-1t70vkxm	Childs, S. J.	Could Deficiencies in South African Data Be the Explanation for Its Early SARS-CoV-2 Peak?	2020-09-02		.txt	text/plain	3167	191	64	It contemplates the effect of two, different, hypothetical errors in the data: The first is that the true level of infection has been underestimated by a multiplicative factor, while the second is that of an imperceptible, pre-existing, immune fraction of the population. This fact, alone, is nonetheless unable to reasonably explain the SARS-CoV-2 threshold observed in the South African data, without contemplating improbably-high, though not impossible, values. It contemplates the effect of two, different, hypothetical errors in the data: The first is that the true level of infection has been underestimated by a multiplicative factor, denoted a, while the second is that of an imperceptible, pre-existing, immune fraction of the population, denoted b. The phenomenon of infections having been underestimated by a multiplicative factor, alone, is unable to comprehensively explain the SARS-CoV-2 peak observed in the South African data, without contemplating improbably-high values.	./cache/cord-308231-1t70vkxm.txt	./txt/cord-308231-1t70vkxm.txt