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trigram	frequency
severe acute respiratory	228
acute respiratory syndrome	224
the use of	186
the risk of	165
the number of	145
as well as	141
the spread of	134
prevention and control	108
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	108
the transmission of	107
in health care	104
the united states	102
the role of	101
transmission of sars	98
in the united	98
the presence of	96
transmission of infectious	96
of transmission of	93
health care settings	92
health care workers	91
of the virus	89
resistant staphylococcus aureus	86
of infectious agents	83
airborne transmission of	82
the absence of	80
the effectiveness of	80
of infectious diseases	80
of severe acute	79
intensive care unit	78
transmission of the	78
based on the	78
the effect of	77
and control of	72
world health organization	71
in breast milk	71
personal protective equipment	69
the impact of	66
in the air	66
the importance of	66
an outbreak of	62
control and prevention	60
there is a	60
expressed breast milk	60
in addition to	60
infection control practices	60
the index case	59
one of the	59
west nile virus	58
of the disease	57
east respiratory syndrome	57
has not been	56
middle east respiratory	56
of the covid	55
disease control and	55
in the absence	55
for disease control	54
months of age	54
the risk for	54
in order to	54
the duration of	52
risk factors for	51
can be used	50
associated with a	50
human immunodeficiency virus	50
in the home	49
transmission mitigation behavioral	49
mitigation behavioral guidelines	49
risk of transmission	48
at the time	48
modes of transmission	48
the effects of	48
the time of	47
infection prevention and	47
associated with the	46
the development of	46
mode of transmission	46
due to the	46
droplets and aerosols	45
such as the	44
morbidity and mortality	44
the potential for	44
be used to	44
in hong kong	43
to reduce the	43
of the population	42
centers for disease	42
more likely to	42
of health care	42
in the environment	42
it is important	42
in terms of	42
a systematic review	41
respiratory syncytial virus	41
is important to	41
the case of	41
risk of infection	41
in the case	40
via breast milk	40
an infectious agent	40
shown in figure	40
of infection control	40
the onset of	40
neonatal intensive care	40
the influence of	39
to prevent transmission	39
transmission of covid	39
of breast milk	38
of airborne transmission	38
health care facilities	38
that can be	38
in patients with	38
the context of	38
transmission in the	37
the respiratory tract	37
of the infection	37
because of the	37
in the same	37
a review of	37
may not be	37
in healthcare settings	37
transmission of hepatitis	37
there is no	36
is the author	36
on the transmission	36
to display the	36
the author funder	36
a number of	36
of the sars	36
the transmission rate	36
medrxiv a license	36
who has granted	36
a variety of	36
has granted medrxiv	36
contact with the	36
granted medrxiv a	36
license to display	36
a license to	36
likely to be	35
as a result	35
the need for	35
well as the	35
the likelihood of	35
a susceptible host	35
the fact that	35
depending on the	35
in the context	35
for transmission of	34
of infectious disease	34
depends on the	34
spread of the	34
in the community	34
the majority of	34
of healthcare workers	34
of an infectious	34
infectious disease transmission	34
prevent transmission of	34
for patients with	33
hepatitis c virus	33
infection in the	33
of the infectious	33
direct contact with	33
outbreak in a	33
it has been	32
infection control and	32
on the other	32
epizootiology and transmission	32
some of the	32
the efficacy of	32
it is not	32
to the infant	31
in the population	31
understanding of the	31
of patients with	31
infection in a	31
of the epidemic	31
been associated with	31
the severity of	31
was found to	31
need to be	31
the incidence of	31
the incubation period	31
according to the	31
nosocomial transmission of	31
weeks of age	30
the prevention of	30
can be transmitted	30
the airborne route	30
the length of	30
transmission of hiv	30
the dynamics of	30
been shown to	30
the severe acute	30
virus in the	30
license it is	29
available under a	29
is associated with	29
the proportion of	29
is made available	29
an infected person	29
is an important	29
the other hand	29
routes of transmission	29
it is made	29
staphylococcus aureus in	29
the copyright holder	29
a is the	29
the most common	29
preventing transmission of	29
preprint in perpetuity	29
made available under	29
infection control in	29
international license it	29
copyright holder for	28
in a population	28
in a hospital	28
this version posted	28
of infection in	28
the lack of	28
length of the	28
of the pathogen	28
the primary case	28
of respiratory viruses	28
risk for transmission	28
version posted october	28
holder for this	28
of transmission and	28
the level of	28
of hepatitis c	28
the preprint in	27
transmission of influenza	27
display the preprint	27
of influenza a	27
infectious agents in	27
under a is	27
aerosol transmission of	27
reduce the risk	27
on the basis	27
a result of	27
in the hospital	27
the basis of	26
the extent of	26
of novel coronavirus	26
caused by a	26
most of the	26
during the covid	26
of standard precautions	26
the emergence of	26
to estimate the	26
to assess the	26
a study of	26
intensive care units	26
transmission of infection	26
in a pediatric	26
related to the	26
have been reported	26
the possibility of	25
through breast milk	25
the prevalence of	25
the world health	25
cleaning and disinfection	25
transmission in a	25
is the most	25
transmission dynamics of	25
no evidence of	25
to determine the	25
an infectious disease	25
should not be	25
practices advisory committee	25
control practices advisory	25
in the transmission	25
child transmission of	25
the health care	25
breast milk is	25
has been reported	25
review of the	25
a health care	25
it can be	25
a h n	24
in contrast to	24
time of the	24
number of cases	24
that the virus	24
of household transmission	24
the ability of	24
use of a	24
may also be	24
of the most	24
with respect to	24
years of age	24
the distribution of	24
there have been	24
recommendations of the	24
in response to	24
thought to be	24
of coronavirus disease	24
the evolution of	24
of an outbreak	24
advisory committee on	23
et al reported	23
committee on immunization	23
in some cases	23
for airborne transmission	23
was used to	23
can lead to	23
and health care	23
contamination of the	23
of control measures	23
of droplets and	23
viral load in	23
on immunization practices	23
a neonatal intensive	23
a range of	23
in infection control	23
in the literature	23
transmission routes of	23
the occurrence of	23
the novel coronavirus	23
increased risk of	23
found to be	23
the breast milk	23
as shown in	23
from an infected	23
transmitted by the	22
of personal protective	22
that have been	22
term care facilities	22
the need to	22
upper respiratory tract	22
of the host	22
the coronavirus disease	22
estimates of the	22
yellow fever virus	22
and transmission of	22
analysis of the	22
openness to experience	22
in the mother	22
transmission of human	22
the rate of	22
has been demonstrated	22
in a neonatal	22
role in the	22
of the outbreak	22
have been used	22
a function of	22
the epidemiology of	22
and relative humidity	22
extent to which	21
human transmission of	21
there was no	21
vertical transmission of	21
size of the	21
of disease transmission	21
to health care	21
of ebola virus	21
in the first	21
for infection control	21
of the transmission	21
for prevention of	21
of the model	21
spread of covid	21
health care personnel	21
mother and infant	21
part of the	21
changes in the	21
the course of	21
that it is	21
less likely to	21
the frequency of	20
needs to be	20
to be the	20
increased risk for	20
the cause of	20
a surgical mask	20
be associated with	20
to healthcare workers	20
response to the	20
based on a	20
to evaluate the	20
distribution of the	20
the advisory committee	20
dynamics of the	20
and the risk	20
hepatitis b virus	20
the general population	20
the extent to	20
the infection control	20
found in the	20
influenza a virus	20
the probability of	20
refers to the	20
to be a	20
transmission of respiratory	20
the management of	20
of transmission in	20
of infection and	20
patients with covid	20
a source of	20
and infection control	20
the value of	20
breast milk and	20
and in the	20
exposed to the	20
infections in a	20
are associated with	20
that there is	20
to a susceptible	20
the virus in	20
from mother to	20
systematic review and	20
for isolation precautions	20
appears to be	20
referred to as	19
health care facility	19
in which the	19
the general public	19
been used to	19
h n influenza	19
associated with increased	19
the most important	19
have shown that	19
for this preprint	19
can be found	19
of the world	19
has been shown	19
transmission of severe	19
the air for	19
and risk of	19
of middle east	19
role of the	19
duration of the	19
defined as the	19
in intensive care	19
this preprint this	19
the mother and	19
transmission of a	19
among health care	19
health care worker	19
factors such as	19
the most effective	19
at least one	19
to account for	19
to prevent the	19
it may be	19
after contact with	19
immunodeficiency virus type	19
review and meta	19
of influenza virus	19
involved in the	19
preprint this version	19
of the severe	19
none of the	19
is thought to	19
to comply with	19
which can be	19
r n a	18
infectious diseases society	18
before and after	18
transmission during the	18
characteristics of the	18
l p r	18
infections in the	18
u r n	18
to ensure that	18
the timing of	18
in the spread	18
is based on	18
transmission has been	18
influenza a h	18
different types of	18
in this case	18
the relationship between	18
for use in	18
large numbers of	18
disease ecology theory	18
studies have shown	18
p r o	18
lb of feed	18
and can be	18
o u r	18
shown to be	18
of transmission for	18
more than one	18
of clostridium difficile	18
in this paper	18
polymerase chain reaction	18
n a l	18
in a mother	18
was associated with	18
of transmission is	18
soap and water	18
the control of	18
in the respiratory	18
o o f	18
is caused by	18
j o u	18
it is a	18
a patient with	18
detection of sars	18
we assume that	18
p r e	18
the source of	18
internal organ systems	18
has also been	18
of the patient	18
for the prevention	18
of the coronavirus	18
r o o	18
a l p	18
to control the	17
of the breast	17
the results of	17
ebola virus disease	17
contribute to the	17
the size of	17
and hand hygiene	17
and social distancing	17
dynamics and control	17
of the congo	17
the infectious agent	17
the direct transmission	17
guideline for isolation	17
in this study	17
among healthcare workers	17
after symptom onset	17
of exposure to	17
source of infection	17
that may be	17
in association with	17
computational fluid dynamics	17
of hepatitis b	17
in human milk	17
infectious diseases of	17
may be used	17
the transmission dynamics	17
a combination of	17
been detected in	17
of aerosol transmission	17
information on the	17
is that the	17
infection control precautions	17
virus infection in	17
in a room	17
evaluation of the	17
the sars outbreak	17
has been associated	17
with cystic fibrosis	17
of the spread	17
as part of	17
diseases society of	17
is necessary to	17
transmission dynamics and	16
health care setting	16
and management of	16
stability of sars	16
addition to the	16
and his co	16
to an infant	16
healthcare infection control	16
virus environmental survival	16
infection control measures	16
breast milk of	16
be found in	16
aerosol and surface	16
is difficult to	16
the virus is	16
democratic republic of	16
to an infectious	16
in combination with	16
along with the	16
blood and body	16
were associated with	16
the infectious period	16
there has been	16
spread of sars	16
control in health	16
it is possible	16
for more than	16
the disease is	16
have not been	16
for prolonged periods	16
of clinical signs	16
of the advisory	16
been reported in	16
is not possible	16
a recent study	16
the potential to	16
which was not	16
the home environment	16
is likely to	16
as soon as	16
were found to	16
of face masks	16
for the infant	16
of human t	16
the day of	16
size distribution of	16
this article is	16
acute care hospitals	16
republic of the	16
the period of	16
of human immunodeficiency	16
remain suspended in	16
indoor air quality	16
close contact with	16
at months of	16
the amount of	16
determined by the	16
an example of	15
of the viruses	15
of nosocomial transmission	15
study of the	15
of infected patients	15
of hand hygiene	15
and duration of	15
period of time	15
hygiene cough etiquette	15
exposure to an	15
in the study	15
from breast milk	15
children younger than	15
play a role	15
with the same	15
are likely to	15
and the potential	15
breast milk in	15
a role in	15
this is a	15
of a virus	15
not yet been	15
is necessary for	15
ultraviolet germicidal irradiation	15
increase in the	15
estimated to be	15
at the same	15
the type of	15
in the form	15
patients with sars	15
many of the	15
to have a	15
duration of breastfeeding	15
contact with a	15
in a study	15
respiratory hygiene cough	15
as high as	15
clinical characteristics of	15
data on the	15
the big five	15
the infection period	15
the tendency of	15
cases of covid	15
the form of	15
each of the	15
during the incubation	15
respiratory droplets and	15
and should be	15
is defined as	15
of viral rna	15
is used to	15
of the pandemic	15
evidence of transmission	15
total number of	15
comply with covid	15
respiratory infections in	15
periods of time	15
control of the	15
the design of	15
spread of infection	15
droplet and contact	15
for health care	15
for each of	15
of the infant	15
our understanding of	15
considered to be	15
the beginning of	15
of the air	14
the infectious diseases	14
with the patient	14
guidelines for the	14
in the field	14
by peer review	14
odds of household	14
and breast milk	14
an increased risk	14
infection in infants	14
each of these	14
all health care	14
index case is	14
of the infected	14
infections associated with	14
transmission of pathogens	14
as a function	14
persistence time of	14
certified by peer	14
consistent with the	14
suspected or confirmed	14
this is not	14
high occupancy buildings	14
from the mother	14
of the respiratory	14
transmission via breast	14
changes per hour	14
differences in the	14
incubation period of	14
large number of	14
spread of infectious	14
regardless of the	14
for healthcare workers	14
the case for	14
to understand the	14
cases in the	14
is one of	14
household transmission of	14
the persistence time	14
by severe acute	14
number of infected	14
the reproduction number	14
tendency of people	14
associated with an	14
nosocomial outbreak of	14
in the human	14
are more likely	14
in conjunction with	14
infants younger than	14
supplementary table s	14
emerging infectious diseases	14
were used to	14
transmission rate and	14
has been described	14
breast milk for	14
of infected individuals	14
not certified by	14
the detection of	14
estimation of the	14
been identified in	14
of cases in	14
likely to have	14
of measles in	14
of expressed breast	14
secondary attack rate	14
the healthcare infection	14
and personal protective	14
be transmitted from	14
the characteristics of	14
relative importance of	14
have been developed	14
for sexual transmission	14
has been detected	14
the airborne transmission	14
wide range of	14
health care providers	14
of people to	14
and other respiratory	14
the end of	14
of a pathogen	14
an analysis of	14
transmission potential of	14
was not certified	14
of cases of	14
the droplet route	14
air changes per	14
droplet and aerosol	14
outbreak of severe	14
group a streptococcus	14
systematic review of	14
be used for	14
sources of infection	14
the possibility that	14
onset of infectiousness	14
the virulence of	14
the concentration of	14
may have been	14
care workers in	14
was detected in	14
during the outbreak	14
all of the	14
pathogens in the	14
are needed to	14
with the use	14
of the skin	14
transmission may be	14
and use of	14
in healthcare workers	13
the immune system	13
are used to	13
been implicated in	13
in the americas	13
been exposed to	13
and the number	13
a total of	13
chain of transmission	13
used in the	13
responsible for the	13
should be used	13
during the first	13
important role in	13
patients with cystic	13
in the model	13
direct and indirect	13
diseases of humans	13
hospitalized patients with	13
it is difficult	13
publication of the	13
risk of airborne	13
infectious diseases in	13
during the sars	13
have been shown	13
as long as	13
compared to the	13
have been described	13
nosocomial infections in	13
contamination in the	13
use of the	13
can also be	13
known to be	13
and the virus	13
could not be	13
is believed to	13
the degree of	13
the size distribution	13
nile virus infection	13
appear to be	13
and the effect	13
the addition of	13
based precautions are	13
article is protected	13
the same time	13
present in the	13
and public health	13
in the presence	13
that could be	13
the contribution of	13
to be transmitted	13
protected by copyright	13
of pathogen transmission	13
is not a	13
other respiratory viruses	13
of particulate respirators	13
all rights reserved	13
viruses belonging to	13
associated with transmission	13
virus in a	13
infants born to	13
of transmission rate	13
there is an	13
in premature infants	13
year of age	13
the infectivity of	13
of infection of	13
than months of	13
the range of	13
effects of the	13
in indoor environments	13
risk factor for	13
risk of sars	13
with or without	13
infectious agents that	13
person to person	13
to the virus	13
temperature and humidity	13
is protected by	13
potential for sexual	13
caring for patients	13
disease in a	13
prevention of transmission	13
colonized or infected	13
with severe acute	13
and prevention of	13
is shown in	13
seems to be	13
an important role	13
hand hygiene in	13
of the same	13
a family cluster	13
of secondary cases	13
people to comply	13
for preventing transmission	13
to improve the	13
of the room	13
in a health	13
assumed to be	13
in relation to	13
is characterized by	13
a cluster of	13
in an infant	13
evidence of airborne	13
to be effective	13
of infection for	13
exposure to the	13
the total number	13
they can be	13
in the public	13
transmission of virus	13
the introduction of	13
airborne transmission is	13
this is an	13
can result in	13
for hand hygiene	13
a susceptible individual	13
some of these	13
there are no	13
the viral load	13
especially in the	13
the centers for	13
depend on the	13
natural ventilation systems	13
influenza virus in	13
factors associated with	12
risk factors and	12
hepatitis a virus	12
respiratory tract infections	12
in the infant	12
the face of	12
of vertical transmission	12
a symptomatic patient	12
and may be	12
aureus in a	12
that there was	12
li et al	12
identified in the	12
in the upper	12
rate in the	12
infants in the	12
level of heterogeneity	12
environmental survival rate	12
american academy of	12
this is the	12
around the world	12
a modelling study	12
has been identified	12
n or higher	12
case fatality rate	12
of the total	12
younger than months	12
disease caused by	12
respiratory tract infection	12
infection associated with	12
of mycobacterium tuberculosis	12
in different countries	12
risk for infection	12
route of transmission	12
retrospective cohort study	12
through direct contact	12
use of gloves	12
of breast cancer	12
the outcome of	12
exposure to a	12
away from the	12
spatial and temporal	12
has the potential	12
lower respiratory tract	12
acute respiratory infections	12
evidence indicates that	12
in prevention of	12
society of america	12
for at least	12
the total incidence	12
the benefits of	12
infection in children	12
in south korea	12
in recent years	12
in accordance with	12
an increase in	12
in a burn	12
disinfection and sterilization	12
of transmission from	12
of a patient	12
after exposure to	12
the chain of	12
see appendix a	12
suspended in the	12
contact and droplet	12
official publication of	12
patients who are	12
proportion of the	12
is more likely	12
the relative importance	12
term care facility	12
the main transmission	12
summarized in table	12
be used in	12
the reproductive number	12
of the immune	12
which in turn	12
from exposure to	12
the hands of	12
disease in the	12
in disease transmission	12
severity of the	12
outbreak in the	12
use of ppe	12
whether or not	12
this may be	12
united states and	12
in this work	12
the environment and	12
in areas where	12
the persistence of	12
measures to reduce	12
of sars transmission	12
transmission and control	12
contamination by severe	12
be used as	12
in a community	12
of medical masks	12
we did not	12
clinical microbiology laboratory	12
are known to	12
the upper respiratory	12
the mother or	12
not possible to	12
it is also	12
relationship between the	12
is a common	12
for public health	12
in real time	12
transmission and the	12
of these studies	12
of the manuscript	12
in children younger	12
was defined as	12
report of the	12
pathogens that are	12
is needed to	12
of the risk	12
the democratic republic	12
involvement of the	12
particles in the	12
no evidence indicates	12
control and epidemiology	12
similar to the	12
of the first	12
impact on the	12
the involvement of	12
by the droplet	12
study of a	12
can be seen	12
with a higher	12
found that the	12
a retrospective cohort	12
contributed to the	12
a large number	12
the virus and	12
breast milk or	12
the survival of	11
belonging to the	11
study on the	11
of particle size	11
in healthcare facilities	11
to reduce transmission	11
for each case	11
to describe the	11
in another study	11
bacterial contamination of	11
also may be	11
the study of	11
airborne infectious agents	11
the united kingdom	11
of the mother	11
the implementation of	11
diseases of the	11
contrast to the	11
the host population	11
infections in health	11
contact with infectious	11
of west nile	11
iu lb of	11
the purpose of	11
in an outbreak	11
to explore the	11
of the index	11
have been identified	11
of dengue virus	11
be explained by	11
the viruses belonging	11
high risk of	11
and eye protection	11
end of the	11
disease associated with	11
the result of	11
the transmission hazard	11
the infection risk	11
and have been	11
if they are	11
a series of	11
susceptibility to infection	11
humidity on the	11
of human milk	11
small number of	11
healthcare workers in	11
natural history of	11
of antimicrobial resistance	11
account for the	11
contact with blood	11
of disease in	11
in hospitals and	11
hand hygiene and	11
epithelia and internal	11
for the duration	11
of n respirators	11
number of contacts	11
of the literature	11
for the first	11
to the same	11
be transmitted by	11
in the uk	11
sars and mers	11
in the household	11
is consistent with	11
to protect the	11
of risk factors	11
number of secondary	11
bloodstream infections in	11
the availability of	11
on the use	11
prevent the spread	11
of public health	11
infectious diseases and	11
at the beginning	11
control of epidemic	11
should be considered	11
it does not	11
in the healthcare	11
and droplet transmission	11
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