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cord-282268-f7mbdfr6	Cartenì, Armando	How mobility habits influenced the spread of the COVID-19 pandemic: Results from the Italian case study	2020-06-24		.txt	text/plain	5276	209	48	By contrast, the hypothesis discussed in this research is that the time period (days) in which a new positive case of coronavirus is identified and certified, which could be called a sort of a positivity detection time, is longer than the incubation time because of possible delays between contagion and detection caused, for example, by the significant percentage of tests that prove false negative to COVID-19, or by the fraction of people who, although infected, are asymptomatic and/or initially show only mild symptoms, and therefore do not resort to health care. Estimates were made through a multiple linear regression model linking the number of certified daily cases (day-to-day) to socio-economic indices (e.g. number of residents; population density), environmental variables (e.g. temperature, PM pollution), health care indicators (e.g. number of swabs taken daily) and mobility habits (e.g. number people who performed trips several days before).	./cache/cord-282268-f7mbdfr6.txt	./txt/cord-282268-f7mbdfr6.txt