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trigram	frequency
during the lockdown	193
the number of	143
the lockdown period	102
of the lockdown	93
during the covid	76
due to the	67
license to display	66
a license to	66
granted medrxiv a	66
has granted medrxiv	66
display the preprint	66
who has granted	66
to display the	66
the preprint in	66
medrxiv a license	66
preprint in perpetuity	66
the copyright holder	63
the impact of	63
for this preprint	61
copyright holder for	61
holder for this	61
is made available	59
made available under	59
license it is	59
it is made	59
international license it	59
available under a	59
the spread of	56
as well as	54
of the covid	52
is the author	48
the author funder	48
a is the	45
under a is	45
preprint this version	44
this preprint this	44
price of life	44
this version posted	44
this article is	42
the effect of	42
is protected by	40
protected by copyright	40
article is protected	40
all rights reserved	40
of the population	40
impact of the	39
to the lockdown	38
spread of the	35
in terms of	35
in order to	34
in the uk	33
based on the	33
of the virus	32
an increase in	31
the effects of	30
compared to the	29
which was not	29
of the study	29
of the pandemic	29
the lockdown and	28
infected and death	28
in this study	28
the level of	27
the end of	27
to the covid	26
before the lockdown	26
passage of time	25
number of cases	25
of the epidemic	25
the period of	24
in the number	24
during the pre	23
the role of	23
after the lockdown	23
experience of time	22
the orval model	22
one of the	22
the present study	21
cases and deaths	21
the risk of	21
to estimate the	21
the experience of	21
the case of	21
in the lockdown	21
in this paper	20
the time of	20
according to the	20
the proportion of	20
number of covid	20
of the participants	20
to reduce the	19
in addition to	19
estimates of the	19
on the other	19
as a result	19
total number of	19
impact of lockdown	19
related to the	19
of the coronavirus	19
the pre period	19
during the first	18
the french addictovigilance	18
effects of the	18
associated with the	18
the passage of	18
version posted may	18
children at home	18
the context of	18
day moving average	18
the lockdown is	18
in the context	18
transmission of covid	18
social distancing and	18
the price of	18
increase in the	18
the total number	17
are likely to	17
the effectiveness of	17
to assess the	17
credit card spending	17
the lockdown situation	17
in the present	17
in the case	17
a result of	17
was not peer	17
community transmission of	17
number of people	16
prior to the	16
social distancing measures	16
the other hand	16
of the total	16
and lockdown periods	16
impact of covid	15
spread of covid	15
infection and death	15
was used to	15
version posted october	15
there was a	15
lockdown and lockdown	15
most of the	15
implied price of	15
of this study	15
affected by the	15
the use of	15
the majority of	15
french addictovigilance network	15
with type diabetes	15
during the pandemic	14
world health organization	14
by the lockdown	14
a author funder	14
of social distancing	14
of the passage	14
in our study	14
history of depression	14
number of deaths	14
the absence of	14
a total of	14
under a author	14
because of the	14
analysis of the	14
the united states	14
the lockdown was	13
the course of	13
cost of the	13
of lockdown and	13
anxiety and depression	13
end of the	13
the air quality	13
quality of life	13
such as the	13
and after the	13
proportion of the	13
that the lockdown	13
would have been	13
a number of	13
observed in the	13
the change in	13
the value of	13
with respect to	13
the ratio of	13
before and after	13
the mental health	13
the duration of	13
and during the	12
a history of	12
the study was	12
and social distancing	12
a set of	12
majority of the	12
the most vulnerable	12
to examine the	12
the results of	12
based on a	12
the cost of	12
with t dm	12
the benefits of	12
of the patients	12
we find that	12
period of lockdown	12
relative to the	12
around the world	12
of anxiety and	12
need to be	12
during the period	12
public health interventions	12
and in the	12
slowing down of	12
the nature of	12
for each country	12
the increase in	12
nature of the	12
number of infected	12
are presented in	12
the residential sector	12
the google data	11
certified by peer	11
the rate of	11
the th of	11
the presence of	11
the spring festival	11
version posted june	11
in people with	11
bank of england	11
in the first	11
the quality of	11
were used to	11
obstructive pulmonary disease	11
the implementation of	11
the implied price	11
a variety of	11
the relationship between	11
not certified by	11
strict lockdown rules	11
lockdown and the	11
at the end	11
the impacts of	11
depression and anxiety	11
well as the	11
of lockdown policies	11
changes in the	11
the strict lockdown	11
the partial lockdown	11
in electricity consumption	11
anxiety and depressive	11
as compared to	11
the changes in	11
in the community	11
glycemic control in	11
be able to	11
by peer review	11
between the two	11
significant decrease in	11
change in the	11
to improve the	11
the possibility of	11
number of patients	11
as the lockdown	11
to contain the	11
the lockdown in	11
as described in	11
down of time	11
chronic obstructive pulmonary	11
likely to be	11
in the pre	11
of the national	11
to the pandemic	11
in the same	11
was not certified	11
of lockdown on	11
to understand the	11
ratio of the	11
the start of	10
in comparison to	10
at the time	10
subject to local	10
in the country	10
number of lives	10
to show that	10
and depressive symptoms	10
the beginning of	10
some of the	10
the general population	10
the same period	10
course of the	10
population density and	10
google mobility data	10
impact on the	10
and death numbers	10
with the lockdown	10
we need to	10
were associated with	10
moving average a	10
the novel coronavirus	10
the coronavirus disease	10
over the lockdown	10
estimate of the	10
part of the	10
of the impact	10
of the infected	10
the length of	10
electricity demand and	10
may have been	10
return to normal	10
over the period	10
shown in fig	10
in urban areas	10
that in the	10
understanding of the	10
of lockdown in	10
the lockdown rules	10
to be a	10
people with diabetes	9
to the pre	9
to identify the	9
r n a	9
business as usual	9
a decrease in	9
the uk government	9
and mental health	9
p r o	9
of cases and	9
on air quality	9
in the world	9
high school students	9
the prevalence of	9
by the french	9
the local lockdown	9
of home confinement	9
in the absence	9
l p r	9
in online appendix	9
excess tb burden	9
social and economic	9
number of infections	9
final infection attack	9
approved by the	9
this is the	9
as in the	9
each of the	9
of the world	9
of the most	9
in patients with	9
responses to the	9
on day t	9
psychological distress and	9
of depression loneliness	9
the virus and	9
of psychological distress	9
th of march	9
to cope with	9
of vehicle emissions	9
and partial lockdown	9
lockdown infected and	9
p r e	9
j o u	9
in the short	9
effect of the	9
commercial and industrial	9
physical activity and	9
lead to a	9
n a l	9
to calculate the	9
and death rates	9
likely to have	9
u r n	9
university entrance exams	9
duration of the	9
air quality in	9
of lockdown fatigue	9
factors such as	9
the evolution of	9
there is no	9
o u r	9
in the google	9
a l p	9
of lives saved	9
the timing of	9
in our sample	9
distancing and travel	9
o o f	9
subjective experience of	9
effects of covid	9
of the respondents	9
of lockdown measures	9
term social distancing	9
a significant decrease	9
in the ed	9
by the pandemic	9
the imposition of	9
r o o	9
of patients with	8
changes in electricity	8
the severity of	8
for the uk	8
existing partial lockdown	8
type diabetes mellitus	8
lockdown on the	8
economic and social	8
potential impact of	8
of infection and	8
taking ratio of	8
conflict of interest	8
addition to the	8
the probability of	8
the example of	8
to determine the	8
the potential impact	8
half of the	8
of the disease	8
a year prior	8
the bank of	8
increase due to	8
a reduction in	8
period of the	8
duration of diabetes	8
in physical activity	8
followed by a	8
the frequency of	8
the subjective experience	8
with regard to	8
it has been	8
with children at	8
due to covid	8
of the country	8
personal resilience and	8
of the sars	8
principal component analysis	8
of the two	8
result of the	8
when compared to	8
the population of	8
of coronavirus disease	8
will increase due	8
the matched control	8
response to the	8
higher risk of	8
levels of lockdown	8
patient health questionnaire	8
from the national	8
an opportunity to	8
a series of	8
of a lockdown	8
the lockdown has	8
in line with	8
the coronavirus pandemic	8
caused by the	8
the coronavirus lockdown	8
were asked to	8
the transmission of	8
the lack of	8
the nationwide lockdown	8
acute respiratory syndrome	8
the world health	8
the national lockdown	8
months of the	8
of the day	8
factors affecting covid	8
we assume that	8
of the infection	8
of strict lockdown	8
the second wave	8
cases in the	8
the virus has	8
the fact that	8
assume that the	8
in the household	8
we do not	8
to the baseline	8
severe acute respiratory	8
with no children	8
those in the	8
average a year	8
urban and rural	8
time during the	8
and that the	8
before and during	8
by taking ratio	8
patients with copd	8
included in the	8
to limit the	8
in response to	8
and quality of	8
cope with the	8
show that the	8
the contribution of	8
a slowing down	8
the mandatory lockdown	8
of glycemic control	8
lockdown in the	8
in hba c	8
consumption in the	8
is likely to	8
same period in	8
seasoned by taking	8
in the united	8
mental and psychological	8
the online survey	8
the health care	8
there is a	8
traffic flow for	8
have shown that	7
on march th	7
ed attendances for	7
the google mobility	7
the healthcare system	7
electricity consumption in	7
of nox and	7
lockdown for the	7
we used the	7
we could not	7
in the covid	7
of ed attendances	7
higher number of	7
secondary organic aerosol	7
brooks et al	7
found to be	7
to its moving	7
the supporting information	7
before the pandemic	7
in the supporting	7
of local lockdowns	7
of the data	7
significant increase in	7
the influence of	7
to before the	7
stay at home	7
the distribution of	7
psychological impact of	7
a period of	7
the levels of	7
to the ed	7
generalized anxiety disorder	7
the set of	7
a summary of	7
the city of	7
this suggests that	7
as shown in	7
it should be	7
due to a	7
compared to before	7
a public health	7
the winter haze	7
the result of	7
of the scale	7
country variation in	7
costs of the	7
and airport traffic	7
couple and family	7
countries such as	7
during the sars	7
is given by	7
infection attack size	7
during this period	7
the most important	7
the onset of	7
lockdown compared to	7
is one of	7
of new cases	7
demand and consumption	7
a gradual release	7
partial lockdown scenario	7
related to covid	7
of time in	7
to have a	7
is the number	7
beltekian et al	7
of depression and	7
wearing insulin pump	7
to the public	7
under normal conditions	7
may not be	7
lockdown period and	7
with a high	7
use in the	7
glycemic control during	7
expected to be	7
we did not	7
variation in the	7
as observed in	7
and rural areas	7
impact of non	7
the disease and	7
across the world	7
provided by the	7
visits to the	7
increased risk of	7
in each country	7
the patient health	7
and the lockdown	7
pump equipped with	7
not at all	7
a change in	7
a state of	7
out of the	7
lockdown periods did	7
of the same	7
the psychological impact	7
over the next	7
prior to lockdown	7
was associated with	7
with the same	7
on outdoor recreation	7
in the period	7
length of lockdown	7
of the three	7
the time series	7
an estimate of	7
effect of lockdown	7
suggests that the	7
total lockdown scenario	7
and death scores	7
for street link	7
the lockdown for	7
the efficacy of	7
from the lockdown	7
of infected and	7
should be considered	7
to the local	7
the sense of	7
the difference in	7
february and march	7
the baseline period	7
continuous glucose monitoring	7
the second period	7
infection and mortality	7
to the virus	7
we use the	7
number of individuals	7
a population of	7
atmospheric oxidizing capacity	7
in a state	7
areas subject to	7
the short term	7
suggest that the	7
of the economic	7
higher than the	7
lockdown period in	7
in contrast to	7
impacts of the	7
the difference between	7
and industrial sectors	7
is the first	7
senior high school	7
time of the	7
demand shift parameters	7
time series analysis	7
to evaluate the	7
compared to a	7
rate will increase	7
the development of	7
of time during	7
the local lockdowns	7
average monthly temperature	7
in the time	7
its moving average	7
in which the	7
stress and anxiety	7
moving average de	7
be associated with	7
there was no	7
insulin pump equipped	7
health care workers	7
by the covid	7
in the three	7
positive screen for	7
we found that	6
in this work	6
air pollution in	6
is that the	6
consequences of the	6
decrease in the	6
to that of	6
the association of	6
r i p	6
to a significant	6
the first period	6
we carry out	6
that of the	6
our use of	6
the restrictions on	6
death rates inform	6
interrupted time series	6
to the poor	6
to reduce covid	6
that it is	6
rate of infection	6
contain the spread	6
of lockdown is	6
the outbreak of	6
rates inform lockdown	6
in the pandemic	6
it is important	6
a total lockdown	6
the choice set	6
the demand shift	6
the virus in	6
studies have shown	6
of changes in	6
density and airport	6
in the current	6
with loved ones	6
the health system	6
frequency of calling	6
to support the	6
over this period	6
a significant reduction	6
acute otitis media	6
the participants were	6
over the past	6
demand for the	6
symptoms severity score	6
period compared to	6
to the same	6
at least one	6
can be seen	6
obtained from the	6
the fear of	6
information about the	6
cases of covid	6
among the different	6
during the coronavirus	6
increase in physical	6
in number of	6
would be an	6
of secondary aerosols	6
the percentage of	6
winter haze in	6
high levels of	6
n u s	6
in the study	6
and travel ban	6
the lockdown could	6
is possible that	6
improvement and deterioration	6
with a significant	6
a partial lockdown	6
on the basis	6
of recreation activity	6
use of the	6
cases in india	6
violence will increase	6
of the variance	6
impacts of covid	6
of the price	6
movement will enable	6
of the epidemics	6
the purposes of	6
in the coming	6
c r i	6
it is possible	6
the poor and	6
a function of	6
relationship between local	6
first three weeks	6
lockdown is lifted	6
our world in	6
leading to a	6
lockdown due to	6
i p t	6
the day moving	6
present study was	6
in type diabetes	6
haze in beijing	6
systematic review and	6
s c r	6
no conflict of	6
as soon as	6
effects of lockdown	6
variance and was	6
world in data	6
lockdown period compared	6
creative commons licence	6
the form of	6
able to provide	6
start of the	6
in the general	6
and ls s	6
as a consequence	6
data that we	6
the first days	6
is based on	6
the drop in	6
u s c	6
level community transmission	6
weeks after the	6
time of writing	6
card spending is	6
and coping skills	6
living in a	6
associated with a	6
engagement with the	6
by the government	6
and national lockdown	6
for the lockdown	6
the series is	6
end of april	6
treatment and control	6
respect to the	6
children and adolescents	6
showed a significant	6
series is then	6
results of the	6
measures of suppression	6
for the purposes	6
was observed in	6
to local lockdowns	6
strategy has been	6
led to a	6
second period of	6
of infected people	6
levels of fatigue	6
health care system	6
that the covid	6
review of the	6
in a pandemic	6
among lgbt adults	6
phase of the	6
a recent study	6
a short time	6
indexed to its	6
impact of a	6
march to th	6
the authors declare	6
the first to	6
in a large	6
extent to which	6
will be hampered	6
incidence and mortality	6
would like to	6
higher levels of	6
independent of the	6
sense of time	6
periods did you	6
electricity consumption from	6
role in the	6
in glycemic control	6
quality in beijing	6
can lead to	6
the same time	6
child at home	6
imposition of lockdown	6
similar to that	6
of the situation	6
as the number	6
and parental functioning	6
compared to those	6
the first three	6
lower than the	6
in the previous	6
the th ring	6
the aim of	6
of anthropic noise	6
the present moment	6
day of the	6
it is worth	6
month of the	6
in the second	6
and air quality	6
analysis on the	6
assessment of the	6
be considered as	6
a reduction of	6
interpretation of the	6
a n u	6
in this regard	6
patients with covid	6
th ring road	6
heterogeneity in the	6
a a a	6
will enable low	6
the degree of	6
summary of the	6
to be more	6
in children with	6
a significant increase	6
differences in the	6
economic value of	6
the fraction of	6
living with hiv	6
a nationwide lockdown	6
then indexed to	6
of time and	6
children with type	6
time to prepare	6
to social distancing	6
frequency of masturbation	6
presented in table	6
ministry of health	6
the need for	6
any change in	6
number of new	6
the key factors	6
the gdp loss	6
the existing partial	6
suggesting that the	6
m a n	6
in this article	6
is then indexed	6
to manage the	6
the findings of	6
ratio of excess	6
percent of the	6
the pandemic to	6
acute exacerbations of	6
is due to	6
the coronavirus outbreak	6
as early as	6
we focus on	6
outdoor recreation activity	6
showed that the	6
the purpose of	6
items such as	6
for the same	6
rest of the	6
in the long	6
the lockdown on	6
the lockdown measures	6
was approved by	6
relaxed lockdown rules	6
among college students	6
fear of death	6
the management of	6
the reduction of	6
to the outdoors	6
the national institute	6
the commercial sector	6
mortality associated with	5
and the number	5
high number of	5
shown in table	5
people will start	5
seems to be	5
and mortality rates	5
in air quality	5
used to estimate	5
during the mandatory	5
easing of restrictions	5
and management of	5
a higher risk	5
experience of the	5
the department of	5
recreation activity over	5
compared with the	5
cumulative number of	5
emissions during the	5
complete and partial	5
higher age groups	5
the economic value	5
was also a	5
order to reduce	5
lockdown policies on	5
the coming months	5
first period of	5
link in hour	5
national institute for	5
the pandemic and	5
air quality data	5
absence of a	5
to control the	5
at the level	5
and how to	5
in the past	5
transmission of the	5
deaths due to	5
from the first	5
the first weeks	5
to release the	5
in table are	5
note that the	5
in the region	5
pollution in beijing	5
to monitor the	5
seismic ambient noise	5
of visits from	5
will not be	5
for the period	5
exacerbations of chronic	5
difference between the	5
results show that	5
services to the	5
measures have been	5
consumption of pornography	5
attendances for seizures	5
with a similar	5
worsening of glycemic	5
a machine learning	5
in the early	5
purpose of the	5
the homogeneous case	5
to counter the	5
tb incidence and	5
with a population	5
of confirmed cases	5
lockdown with a	5
support to the	5
the importance of	5
at the same	5
the choice of	5
results indicate that	5
in different countries	5
any of the	5
people will be	5
past two weeks	5
measures in the	5
the basis of	5
new york city	5
and duration of	5
the stringency score	5
more than of	5
vehicle emission inventory	5
contribute to the	5
size of the	5
contribution to the	5
appear to be	5
electricity demand for	5
period of strict	5
strong positively loaded	5
time of covid	5
was strong positively	5
in si appendix	5
to increase the	5
about the study	5
gradual release strategy	5
the period before	5
flaxman et al	5
benefits of the	5
significant reduction in	5
the extent to	5
confirmed cases and	5
data for the	5
allows us to	5
street link in	5
distress experienced during	5
we performed a	5
reduce the risk	5
is a day	5
residents of england	5
to region g	5
in college students	5
effects of quarantine	5
a consequence of	5
due to fear	5
for the study	5
the impact on	5
the face of	5
and was strong	5
the study period	5
flow for street	5
time of home	5
three weeks of	5
fatigue during the	5
anxiety during the	5
fig a shows	5
home confinement measures	5
risk of covid	5
role of the	5
will start moving	5
of the patient	5
we present the	5
design of the	5
are shown in	5
of the year	5
has a high	5
lockdown period was	5
mental health of	5
in the face	5
to lgbt group	5
traffic emission control	5
people living with	5
along with the	5
in the last	5
focused on the	5
secondary inorganic aerosols	5
formation of secondary	5
limit the spread	5
cmaq modeling system	5
is the ratio	5
lockdowns have been	5
on air pollution	5
during a lockdown	5
the reduction in	5
economic effects of	5
positive cases and	5
problems in the	5
could have been	5
strict social distancing	5
comparable to the	5
and consumer spending	5
to explore the	5
analysis was performed	5
participants were asked	5
the air pollution	5
were the most	5
that can be	5
lockdown or home	5
to a more	5
evidence that the	5
costs and benefits	5
the lgbt adults	5
of public health	5
it is clear	5
it is likely	5
lockdown experienced distress	5
the differences in	5
basic reproduction number	5
for the residential	5
we are using	5
indicate that the	5
use of greenspace	5
mitigation measures influence	5
by the end	5
the current study	5
how will country	5
based violence will	5
to control covid	5
in the main	5
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majumdar et al	4
our quantitative findings	4
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pandemic in bangladesh	4
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vehicle emissions and	4
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different lockdown scenarios	4
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monthly average temperature	4
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glycemic control was	4
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partial lockdown and	4
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day and smith	4
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net effect of	4
springer nature remains	4
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urban canopy model	4
disruption in their	4
week of the	4
were carried out	4
to slow the	4
response to covid	4
formal and informal	4
the slove model	4
the lockdown policies	4
among indian adults	4
logistic regression models	4
it follows that	4
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parts of the	4
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response of the	4
the first month	4
couple and parental	4
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air pollutant emissions	4
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of lgbt adults	4
neutral with regard	4
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for some countries	4
death rate will	4
to allow for	4
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our results indicate	4
and spring festival	4
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more than half	4
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air quality simulation	4
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identified by the	3
in european countries	3
the remainder of	3
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local lockdown announcement	3
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the fine particle	3
across all countries	3
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lockdowns would have	3
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contain the virus	3
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kenya and ukraine	3
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