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trigram	frequency
of the app	141
the use of	118
as well as	93
contact tracing apps	90
the number of	80
the spread of	59
the chest app	51
of contact tracing	48
digital contact tracing	44
use of the	44
contact tracing app	43
to display the	42
the effectiveness of	42
the copyright holder	42
the author funder	41
granted medrxiv a	41
this version posted	41
copyright holder for	41
international license it	41
is the author	41
available under a	41
a is the	41
license to display	41
has granted medrxiv	41
display the preprint	41
medrxiv a license	41
under a is	41
version posted may	41
made available under	41
the preprint in	41
a license to	41
preprint in perpetuity	41
who has granted	41
this preprint this	41
it is made	41
preprint this version	41
is made available	41
license it is	41
holder for this	41
for this preprint	41
one of the	40
based on the	38
due to the	38
in the app	36
in order to	35
number of infectors	35
install the app	34
willingness to install	33
the app is	32
the implementation team	31
of the covid	31
can be used	29
spread of covid	29
more likely to	29
use the app	29
using the app	28
such as the	28
in the us	28
the results of	27
that the app	27
the gcg app	26
a total of	26
in terms of	26
total number of	25
be used to	25
based contact tracing	25
a systematic review	25
h n p	25
the case of	25
of ct apps	25
a variety of	25
in the case	25
of the population	24
of the intervention	24
the development of	24
for contact tracing	24
as part of	24
need to be	24
the total number	24
of the apps	23
the app to	23
the centralized server	22
a number of	22
the app and	22
of the virus	22
mental health care	21
of the study	21
the app in	21
the risk of	21
be able to	21
the elai app	21
shown in fig	21
the app was	21
the app would	21
the app on	21
use of mobile	21
well as the	20
the impact of	20
effectiveness of the	20
the majority of	20
installing the app	20
part of the	20
it is important	20
p p app	19
as shown in	19
the contact tracing	19
by the app	19
p p p	19
contact tracing is	18
is important to	18
the usage rate	18
the effect of	18
for the app	18
willing to install	18
of this study	18
related to the	18
support for the	18
the implementation process	18
usage rate of	18
install an app	17
spread of the	17
focused coping behavior	17
the end of	17
in marine mammals	17
to the app	17
developed by the	17
in group a	17
to be effective	17
in the context	17
in contact with	17
around the world	17
the context of	17
the need for	17
the selected apps	17
during the covid	17
close contact with	16
on the other	16
a set of	16
the time of	16
the person who	16
acute phase proteins	16
in this study	16
the relay attack	16
end of the	16
with the app	16
in addition to	16
of public health	16
apple and google	16
in group b	16
the other hand	15
the fact that	15
the app as	15
apps in the	15
contact with infectors	15
you have been	15
there is a	15
to install an	15
to evaluate the	15
rate of the	15
implementation of the	15
the ability to	15
at the same	15
according to the	15
the cwpams app	15
have been in	15
whether or not	15
results of the	15
in this field	14
review of the	14
at the time	14
of the calves	14
needs to be	14
the current study	14
in the uk	14
who is infected	14
ministry of health	14
an app that	14
to use the	14
we find that	14
analysis of the	14
evaluation of the	14
it is possible	14
in this case	14
to install the	14
the app will	14
some of the	13
the japanese government	13
with regard to	13
of the implementation	13
oral health knowledge	13
to determine the	13
keep the app	13
the potential to	13
a mobile app	13
the user to	13
mobile phone app	13
that they would	13
person who is	13
it can be	13
randomized controlled trial	13
that can be	12
use of a	12
who did not	12
respiratory disease complex	12
to the use	12
a mobile phone	12
part of a	12
the multimedia appendix	12
in close contact	12
of the current	12
in response to	12
the same time	12
in the field	12
going out probability	12
of the contact	12
the design of	12
to assess the	12
have been near	12
they would be	12
the role of	12
linear probability model	12
at the end	12
standard treatment guidelines	12
as a result	12
that they are	11
from the app	11
those who have	11
and use of	11
version of the	11
in which the	11
this is the	11
which was not	11
quality of life	11
they would definitely	11
the importance of	11
may have been	11
use of smartphone	11
of smartphone apps	11
is possible that	11
certified by peer	11
the potential of	11
between the two	11
to ensure that	11
such an app	11
public health officials	11
found to be	11
swine infl uenza	11
not certified by	11
perceptions of the	11
the transition probability	11
the frequency of	11
the university of	11
the proportion of	11
during the study	11
by peer review	11
in the future	11
in the multimedia	11
the field of	11
was not certified	11
out of the	11
the quality of	11
we use a	11
positive to sars	11
of an app	11
the covidsafe app	10
quarantine safety protection	10
have access to	10
half of the	10
the present research	10
to better understand	10
in relation to	10
may be a	10
child health and	10
can be found	10
the benefits of	10
of the chest	10
to use a	10
manual contact tracing	10
oral health education	10
the form of	10
proof of concept	10
the intervention and	10
responsible for the	10
contact tracing in	10
serum amyloid a	10
of the use	10
it is also	10
intelligent rehabilitation apps	10
it is difficult	10
of the survey	10
and implementation of	10
there has been	10
of the total	10
diagnosed with coronavirus	10
on the use	10
health and development	10
to understand the	10
and child health	10
of state i	10
the app group	10
be willing to	10
been in close	10
in the same	10
the evaluation of	10
definitely or probably	10
porcine respiratory disease	10
the result of	10
is a mobile	10
safety protection app	10
contact with an	10
app as a	10
an app with	10
the privacy of	10
the app can	10
which is a	10
of all the	10
contact with a	10
members of the	10
there is an	10
accuracy and privacy	10
included in the	10
majority of the	10
and the us	10
benefits of the	10
of these apps	10
the difference between	10
important to note	9
of oral health	9
p r e	9
to do so	9
n a l	9
the process of	9
were used to	9
nature of the	9
phase proteins in	9
of the infected	9
shown in figure	9
is difficult to	9
r o o	9
in each country	9
the survey was	9
of the relay	9
mobile phone providers	9
to control the	9
a linear probability	9
about the app	9
u r n	9
the dependent variable	9
mobile phone apps	9
involved in the	9
health code app	9
distal radius fracture	9
more detailed feedback	9
health care professionals	9
the user is	9
j o u	9
o o f	9
to address the	9
the data collected	9
the public health	9
a large number	9
the app installed	9
p r o	9
android and ios	9
the cha program	9
of mobile phone	9
may not be	9
were willing to	9
shown to be	9
a sense of	9
the probability of	9
b and c	9
of the cwpams	9
more than once	9
the icope app	9
research in this	9
to improve the	9
of the most	9
response to the	9
large number of	9
more than one	9
tracing apps in	9
app may be	9
of instructors professors	9
symptom study app	9
is defined as	9
app was developed	9
is based on	9
public health measures	9
the start of	9
world health organization	9
to reduce the	9
who do not	9
a review of	9
with the chest	9
in contact tracing	9
the government of	9
by the government	9
number of citations	9
are likely to	9
in this paper	9
in this section	9
been in contact	9
who have been	9
are more likely	9
via the app	9
the united states	9
a smartphone app	9
to overcome the	9
and of the	9
r n a	9
or probably install	9
the relationship between	9
to the centralized	9
is associated with	9
of the number	9
of those who	9
the implementation of	9
l p r	9
the analysis of	9
the study period	9
response to covid	9
of the user	9
o u r	9
an app for	9
less likely to	9
p app and	9
the research team	9
an overview of	9
could be a	9
agents of state	9
had contact with	9
they have been	9
of isolation wards	9
the value of	9
of a single	9
used by the	9
p app is	9
a l p	9
were found to	9
transition probability from	8
security and privacy	8
lobchuk et al	8
used for the	8
the gcg backend	8
public health workers	8
the control of	8
of app users	8
the app market	8
not able to	8
probability from state	8
tracing apps are	8
how likely would	8
the government would	8
to identify the	8
this study is	8
of the manuscript	8
on their phone	8
robust standard errors	8
to develop a	8
increase in the	8
a range of	8
a combination of	8
the level of	8
of the two	8
and the number	8
proximity tracing protocols	8
app is not	8
on your phone	8
shown in table	8
concerns about privacy	8
contact tracing and	8
a pilot study	8
has the potential	8
we assume that	8
an opportunity to	8
of home visits	8
contact tracing for	8
description of the	8
trust in government	8
is the first	8
amount of time	8
to support the	8
they would prefer	8
value of the	8
it has been	8
tracing in the	8
to share their	8
of fitness apps	8
with regards to	8
limit of isolation	8
the two groups	8
an infected person	8
been exposed to	8
of the chas	8
is used to	8
and instructors professors	8
of a smartphone	8
would need to	8
to participate in	8
was used to	8
in bottlenose dolphins	8
be to install	8
the presence of	8
the possibility of	8
google and apple	8
trust in the	8
in the form	8
in the past	8
the health center	8
brush dj app	8
do not use	8
usage of the	8
likely would you	8
and ios apps	8
to verify the	8
each of the	8
at least one	8
the home visits	8
systematic review of	8
a list of	8
maternal and child	8
tracing apps can	8
responses to the	8
a lack of	8
to each other	8
acute phase protein	8
as soon as	8
the duration of	8
used the app	8
public health benefit	8
covid symptom study	8
the course of	8
the availability of	8
the present study	8
acute phase response	8
app installed on	8
to keep the	8
willingness to adopt	8
preserving proximity tracing	8
capacity limit of	8
to be made	8
a ct app	8
contact trace data	8
during the first	8
and public health	8
context of the	8
a relay attack	7
automatically install the	7
app on their	7
which can be	7
that cognitive empathy	7
with the following	7
to be a	7
sent to the	7
role in the	7
the findings of	7
illustrated in fig	7
download the app	7
mobile apps for	7
access to care	7
a smartphone application	7
health care workers	7
user is found	7
all clear message	7
cognitive empathy is	7
they would install	7
the age of	7
of the disease	7
doctor on demand	7
reported willingness to	7
imagine that this	7
whether they would	7
and evaluation of	7
is less than	7
many of the	7
for public health	7
in harbor seal	7
that the use	7
use of these	7
in saudi arabia	7
result of a	7
in favor of	7
of the icope	7
most of the	7
the decentralized approach	7
of mobile devices	7
for their profession	7
for digital contact	7
the need to	7
along with the	7
confidence intervals calculated	7
that there is	7
challenge appraisal of	7
calculated with heteroskedasticity	7
chest app intervention	7
the people who	7
buying the app	7
intervals calculated with	7
if the user	7
and multiparous sows	7
and contact tracing	7
be made available	7
provide users with	7
design and implementation	7
at the start	7
the effects of	7
to relay attacks	7
better understand the	7
the local context	7
likely to state	7
that could be	7
that have been	7
the lack of	7
the centralized system	7
of using the	7
viral and bacterial	7
the purpose of	7
would definitely or	7
uganda and zambia	7
decreasing value of	7
more than of	7
instructors professors were	7
refers to the	7
in the real	7
of apps in	7
apps such as	7
the real world	7
of p app	7
is one of	7
cognitive behavioral therapy	7
of the people	7
represent confidence intervals	7
a wide range	7
and p app	7
on the apple	7
are used to	7
of the selected	7
app would be	7
in the amazon	7
the percentage of	7
infl uenza virus	7
table presents the	7
instantaneous contact tracing	7
of going out	7
the oa population	7
details of the	7
stages of implementation	7
points more likely	7
is the most	7
app on your	7
to improve their	7
data to the	7
which is the	7
of digital contact	7
the degree of	7
department of health	7
development of the	7
proximity tracing protocol	7
centralized contact tracing	7
time of the	7
by health professionals	7
purpose of the	7
the home visit	7
to the covid	7
a and b	7
percentage points more	7
of acute phase	7
we describe the	7
beaudry and pinsonneault	7
be used for	7
to the backend	7
in the use	7
to the pandemic	7
an important role	7
about privacy infringement	7
likely to be	7
porcine circovirus type	7
for and against	7
do you agree	7
such as a	7
the scope of	7
the treatment of	7
of the pandemic	7
the contact trace	7
ct apps in	7
university of oxford	7
at the university	7
to the server	7
the next year	7
do not have	7
for this reason	7
students and instructors	7
to note that	7
the reliability of	7
greenleaf and kemp	7
tracing apps and	7
the brush dj	7
and in the	7
an increase in	7
such as cocoa	7
the app for	7
of the research	7
figure shows that	7
the apple store	7
it is necessary	7
the acute phase	7
installed on their	7
the amount of	7
marine mammals is	7
the design and	7
than those who	7
in the next	7
the identity of	7
google play store	7
attitude and behavior	7
the world health	7
the capacity limit	7
in all countries	7
with an infected	7
lines represent confidence	7
contact between two	6
it should be	6
is that the	6
was supported by	6
the introduction of	6
in the first	6
is percentage points	6
on fitness apps	6
and how to	6
to the virus	6
are the result	6
apps have been	6
the social distancing	6
apps or tools	6
in the backend	6
used in the	6
conflicts of interest	6
not use the	6
to download the	6
in their community	6
it is a	6
implies a respondent	6
chose this option	6
porcine reproductive and	6
mobile phone data	6
were in the	6
asked about their	6
public health authority	6
display marginal effects	6
app will be	6
rest of the	6
variable taking the	6
that this app	6
be a useful	6
the apps are	6
depending on the	6
control of the	6
early childhood development	6
the google play	6
stop the epidemic	6
for users to	6
research ethics committee	6
of an evidence	6
the current state	6
to automatically install	6
within the app	6
basic going out	6
based on their	6
can be applied	6
the cha leaders	6
number of infections	6
is related to	6
on the device	6
be noted that	6
on all phones	6
privacy and security	6
they are infected	6
option is percentage	6
these apps are	6
overview of the	6
apps can be	6
probably or definitely	6
is necessary to	6
on the implementation	6
respondent who chose	6
did not select	6
app developed by	6
and respiratory syndrome	6
this type of	6
in the selected	6
if they are	6
of infectious diseases	6
was designed to	6
the app or	6
to upload the	6
have shown that	6
on the contrary	6
the us survey	6
research hypothesis h	6
app on all	6
the highest number	6
to install a	6
public support for	6
this option is	6
who chose this	6
are able to	6
the rehabilitation of	6
potential benefits of	6
explained by the	6
development of a	6
government would improve	6
max simulation period	6
of mobile health	6
is consistent with	6
benefit from the	6
highest number of	6
as of aug	6
allows users to	6
they do not	6
bluetooth low energy	6
for at least	6
and thus display	6
provided by the	6
app to be	6
and the implementation	6
of a mobile	6
would be to	6
important for their	6
of location data	6
via the c	6
swine influenza virus	6
on antimicrobial prescribing	6
which the app	6
of students and	6
the following statement	6
used to identify	6
people who are	6
stay at home	6
in the communities	6
the health status	6
in public health	6
an artificial society	6
to monitor the	6
in this article	6
are shown in	6
the distance between	6
the ministry of	6
in veterinary medicine	6
the list of	6
are required to	6
the fatality rate	6
to what extent	6
app and p	6
compared to other	6
the app may	6
to contribute to	6
the us version	6
the state of	6
of the main	6
difference between the	6
and healthcare providers	6
taking the value	6
implementation of an	6
a survey of	6
is important for	6
revealed that the	6
information about the	6
the perspective of	6
and quality of	6
a single regression	6
during contact tracing	6
the results are	6
infectious disease outbreaks	6
of the japanese	6
social distancing score	6
is illustrated in	6
contact tracing to	6
member of the	6
data should be	6
lazarus and folkman	6
important role in	6
if a respondent	6
interested in the	6
an all clear	6
app can be	6
in an artificial	6
to have the	6
reproductive and respiratory	6
of the gcg	6
the calves were	6
that it is	6
was found to	6
with the chas	6
than in group	6
the current covid	6
a covid app	6
their willingness to	6
is also a	6
is an important	6
understanding of the	6
to the user	6
respiratory syndrome virus	6
infected with covid	6
the data to	6
of the respondents	6
identified in the	6
data will be	6
marakhimov and joo	6
could be used	6
the new tool	6
presented in table	6
if you have	6
a respondent who	6
patients and healthcare	6
the potential for	6
would you be	6
in the united	6
fact that the	6
the possibility to	6
to download and	6
impact of the	6
exposure ingestion service	6
gilts and multiparous	6
regression and thus	6
thus display marginal	6
the government to	6
data can be	6
behavior change techniques	6
is able to	6
the app by	6
to be able	6
the device id	6
positive for siv	6
collected from the	6
if the app	6
wide range of	6
available in the	6
total leukocyte counts	6
with digital contact	6
reporting on the	6
to be the	6
based on a	6
against installing the	6
functionality and characteristics	6
likely to install	6
to stop the	6
automated contact tracing	6
mobile apps in	6
who completed the	6
the set of	6
who may have	6
government of the	6
are as follows	6
of a novel	6
has been reported	6
you be to	6
the needs of	6
using a smartphone	6
they can be	6
is shown in	6
a coefficient of	6
the scientific community	6
implementation science tool	6
and data protection	6
to the data	6
of the epidemic	6
denoted by e	6
the general population	6
even if they	6
the app idea	6
the new york	6
the feasibility of	6
the absence of	6
the chas and	6
infected with the	6
of the cha	6
home visits with	6
region of residence	6
the app could	6
app and the	6
the rest of	6
in the follow	6
have been exposed	6
the infected person	6
verify the effectiveness	6
single regression and	6
information about who	6
the health risk	6
which could be	6
app p app	6
among older adults	6
with the elai	6
we did not	6
relationship between the	5
components of implementation	5
extent to which	5
in the covid	5
people in the	5
aspects of the	5
can serve as	5
there is no	5
government emphasised that	5
app as part	5
indicated that they	5
been near someone	5
study was conducted	5
the strength of	5
to comply with	5
start of the	5
was followed by	5
for child health	5
to create an	5
information on antimicrobial	5
through the population	5
location of the	5
on the bluetooth	5
on the app	5
to a central	5
in a way	5
were distributed to	5
to continue to	5
the gaen protocol	5
of sampling days	5
and other health	5
of the present	5
to install and	5
of research on	5
likely they would	5
tracing apps is	5
share their gps	5
and reduce the	5
and welfare of	5
the intelligent rehabilitation	5
the subject of	5
is defined by	5
the app were	5
is found infected	5
would be able	5
we believe that	5
be effective in	5
focus on the	5
higher in group	5
reported brushing their	5
location data and	5
public health interventions	5
the collection of	5
republic of korea	5
review and meta	5
of the new	5
of infectors is	5
in the number	5
studies have shown	5
numbers of people	5
apps as a	5
opinion of the	5
question how likely	5
supported by the	5
a person is	5
tracing is a	5
health in the	5
interaction with the	5
infl uenza viruses	5
implementation process is	5
may or may	5
replay and relay	5
ways in which	5
field of study	5
an indicator variable	5
information in the	5
health risk warning	5
the transmission of	5
transmission suggests epidemic	5
the distributed system	5
phone providers to	5
and willingness to	5
from the same	5
of the participants	5
were asked about	5
with more than	5
different types of	5
and international guidelines	5
revealed that users	5
in the control	5
motivate users to	5
for older adults	5
a public health	5
screen if they	5
are at risk	5
there was a	5
community health worker	5
has been a	5
study reports on	5
the case in	5
health status in	5
the value if	5
of the scale	5
the response to	5
systematic review and	5
for ct apps	5
we conducted a	5
by omae et	5
which revealed that	5
or not install	5
of smart grid	5
bluetooth signal strength	5
the angle measurement	5
of mobile apps	5
of high school	5
representative of the	5
the republic of	5
adoption of the	5
new york times	5
are interested in	5
a longitudinal study	5
of the person	5
in the main	5
with respect to	5
tested positive for	5
of installing the	5
ct apps is	5
to take part	5
for the use	5
apple app store	5
be due to	5
study aims to	5
have the app	5
with the virus	5
in our study	5
chest app was	5
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