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quadgram	frequency
in the united states	96
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international license it is	68
it is made available	68
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of the floating population	31
number of members of	30
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at the time of	28
and the number of	28
the number of people	28
this this version posted	27
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for this this version	27
holder for this this	27
the spread of the	27
on the basis of	27
a large number of	26
the number of members	26
the first wave of	26
this version posted september	25
the proportion of the	25
in the presence of	25
spread of infectious diseases	24
palliative care in humanitarian	24
severe acute respiratory syndrome	24
in the form of	24
r n a l	23
one of the most	23
the spread of infectious	23
j o u r	23
in the united kingdom	23
o u r n	23
the end of the	23
u r n a	23
r o o f	22
the impact of the	22
n a l p	22
a l p r	22
l p r e	22
of the number of	22
p r o o	22
floating population of wuhan	21
is one of the	21
access to health care	21
this version posted may	21
proportion of the population	21
the evolution of the	21
a wide range of	20
the floating population of	20
is the number of	20
number of confirmed cases	20
as a function of	20
the basic reproduction number	20
we can see that	20
of the population is	20
in the treatment population	19
the number of infections	19
the majority of the	19
in the development of	19
of pandemic influenza a	19
the number of confirmed	18
reuse allowed without permission	18
effects of population density	18
for the development of	18
an important role in	18
it is possible to	18
centers for disease control	18
for disease control and	18
no reuse allowed without	18
in the compact scenario	18
on the spread of	18
as part of the	17
the purpose of this	17
of the susceptible population	17
in new york city	17
can be found in	16
of this study was	16
changes in population size	16
urban and rural districts	16
this version posted april	16
are more likely to	16
in relation to the	16
the number of infected	16
increase in the number	16
the context of the	16
the masked palm civet	16
the effective population size	16
the population dynamics of	15
the number of new	15
first wave of covid	15
the duration of the	15
size of the population	15
more likely to be	15
a better understanding of	15
disease control and prevention	15
of the infected population	15
floating population in wuhan	15
parts of the world	15
when the number of	15
to the development of	15
are shown in figure	15
of the mutant spectrum	14
the number of cases	14
the world health organization	14
preprint the copyright holder	14
as the number of	14
the number of deaths	14
the rest of the	14
this study was to	14
based on cellular automata	14
the relationship between the	14
of morbidity and mortality	14
in the field of	14
in the dispersed scenario	14
is likely to be	14
our understanding of the	14
it can be seen	13
a wide variety of	13
that there is a	13
little influence on the	13
of infectious diseases in	13
have the potential to	13
then reaches a stable	13
in addition to the	13
spread of the virus	13
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of the population in	13
the health care system	13
of the general population	13
to the introduction of	13
the proportion of people	13
of confirmed cases in	13
public attention on migration	12
the average number of	12
intervention in the first	12
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the health status of	12
play an important role	12
epidemics reveal the distinct	12
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of the new public	12
with respect to the	12
at the end of	12
in urban and rural	12
and intervention in the	12
the course of the	12
the introduction of the	12
the individual and the	12
members of the infected	12
distinct effects of population	12
can be seen that	12
local epidemics reveal the	12
a greater influence on	12
in the course of	12
it is clear that	12
the extent to which	12
in the first wave	12
for each of the	12
reveal the distinct effects	12
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to the health of	12
provision of palliative care	11
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the preprint in the	11
it is possible that	11
infectious diseases have a	11
take into account the	11
the vast majority of	11
of the student population	11
the centers for disease	11
version of this article	11
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the distribution of the	11
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a large proportion of	11
for the management of	11
the dynamics of the	11
there is a need	11
the basis of the	11
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the population size of	11
diseases have a greater	11
humanitarian emergencies and crises	11
table s in additional	11
have been used to	11
at the level of	11
reduce the risk of	11
the fact that the	11
the needs of the	11
of the total population	11
that the number of	11
the study of the	11
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	11
social determinants of health	11
health of the population	11
middle east respiratory syndrome	11
this version posted june	11
the pst field isolates	11
s in additional file	11
have a greater influence	11
in the base case	11
the floating population in	11
diverse local epidemics reveal	11
the presence of a	11
an integral part of	11
a function of the	10
people living with hiv	10
the new york times	10
regions of the world	10
in the copyright holder	10
to take into account	10
on males and females	10
online version of this	10
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in the present study	10
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preprint in the copyright	10
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org journal rsif j	10
the use of the	10
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of palliative care in	10
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the number of contacts	10
health and social services	10
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the development of a	10
the beginning of the	10
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the spring festival holiday	10
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total number of infections	10
the time of writing	10
the online version of	10
the s and s	9
of human influenza a	9
the brown tree snake	9
segments of the population	9
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morbidity and mortality in	9
the united states and	9
better understanding of the	9
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age structure of the	9
prevent the spread of	9
number of new infections	9
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purpose of this study	9
of the population to	9
in california sea lions	9
the expected number of	9
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in the st century	9
structure of the population	9
in the study area	9
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the probability of being	9
the spread of disease	9
can be applied to	9
most recent common ancestor	9
the maximum number of	9
by the end of	9
number of people who	9
components of the mutant	9
the onset of the	9
as shown in figure	9
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the influence coefficients of	9
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markov chain monte carlo	9
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have been associated with	9
number of infected individuals	9
disease in a population	9
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the provision of palliative	9
the us dialysis population	9
the number of males	9
in emerging infectious diseases	9
results are shown in	9
in the student population	9
of an infectious disease	9
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of the development of	9
available to authorized users	9
the case of the	9
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the exponential growth rate	9
for the control of	9
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the early stages of	9
of the spread of	9
we assumed that the	9
be used to estimate	9
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number of deaths in	8
medicine and public health	8
in tropical and subtropical	8
an increase in the	8
dynamic monitoring survey of	8
that there is no	8
of severe acute respiratory	8
population in the uk	8
devil facial tumour disease	8
the population of the	8
the time of the	8
urban and rural locations	8
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isolation and characterization of	8
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to health care for	8
of the twentieth century	8
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the transmission of the	8
the effect of the	8
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percent of the population	8
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the dynamic monitoring survey	8
the general population and	8
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the former municipality model	8
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pst population in the	8
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the analysis of the	8
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the parameters of the	8
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influenza a h n	8
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in the s and	7
number of infected people	7
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disease in the united	7
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the spread of a	7
important role in the	7
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risk factors associated with	7
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the results of this	7
partition analysis of quasispecies	7
the effectiveness of the	7
of infectious disease dynamics	7
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the probability of an	7
males and females were	7
the predictive validity of	7
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that the majority of	7
as one of the	7
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the total population of	7
a small number of	7
the objective of this	7
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to months of age	7
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the growth of the	7
percentage of the population	7
evolutionary and ecological processes	7
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the democratic republic of	7
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the mathematical theory of	7
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	7
day and peak period	7
a role in the	7
the development of the	7
causes of morbidity and	7
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life expectancy at birth	7
the rate at which	7
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of the fertility transition	7
the purpose of the	7
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other parts of the	7
of the population of	7
a subset of the	7
in the prevalence of	7
the most recent common	7
approved the final manuscript	7
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floating population who originate	7
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historical changes in population	7
trends in emerging infectious	7
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of incidence and prevalence	7
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incidence of the disease	6
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of palliative care and	6
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the logarithmic derivative of	6
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the share of positive	6
period march to april	6
the influence coefficient of	6
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the assumption that the	6
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the complexity of the	6
a random sample of	6
control of vertebrate pests	6
transmission dynamics in wuhan	6
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quality of life and	6
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vaccine prioritization and allocation	6
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the risk of infection	6
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epidemiological and evolutionary dynamics	5
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black women and women	5
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health needs of the	5
components of mutant spectra	5
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the force of infection	5
the probability that an	5
the same time scale	5
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both the individual and	5
level of herd immunity	5
the spread process of	5
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masked palm civet paguma	5
the effects of the	5
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the population who are	5
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population genetic structure of	5
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average number of contacts	5
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european brown hare syndrome	5
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the number of covid	5
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the two wild populations	5
number of cases of	5
predictive validity of the	5
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people who use drugs	5
there is no vaccine	5
change in population density	5
review of the literature	5
the health of a	5
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the structure of the	5
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the response to humanitarian	5
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the data at hand	5
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of influenza a h	5
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correlation coefficient of the	5
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on cellular automata was	5
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period until of the	5
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population dynamics of free	5
global warming climate change	5
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of west nile virus	5
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over the last years	5
give rise to a	5
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influence coefficients of infectious	5
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rabbit haemorrhagic disease virus	5
of coverage for all	5
people who have recovered	5
in conflict and disaster	5
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spread of infectious disease	5
palm civet paguma larvata	5
the susceptible population first	5
the genetic diversity of	5
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unifying the epidemiological and	5
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prevalence of underlying conditions	5
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care and symptom relief	5
the consensus sequence of	5
evolutionary dynamics of pathogens	5
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the start of the	5
mathematical theory of epidemics	5
response to humanitarian emergencies	5
difference between urban and	5
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on x and autosomes	5
on the dynamics of	5
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individual and community health	5
all levels of government	5
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there has been a	5
all things being equal	5
selection at linked sites	5
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the way in which	5
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basic reproduction ratio r	5
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public health and disease	5
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these findings suggest that	5
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women and women of	5
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the same level of	5
prevention and health promotion	5
greater influence on the	5
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the epidemiological and evolutionary	5
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the nature of the	5
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mortality and healthcare demand	5
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our field pathogenomics approach	5
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specific life history parameters	5
quality of the environment	5
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this is the case	5
of rabbit haemorrhagic disease	5
devil facial tumor disease	5
the human immune system	5
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protection of the population	5
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are shown in table	5
to improve their health	5
this is an important	5
relaxation of lockdown measures	5
of urban and rural	5
and the middle east	5
people who inject drugs	5
introduction of measles vaccine	5
it is essential to	5
susceptible population first decreases	5
in the population and	5
the influence of the	5
of avian influenza viruses	5
the older uk population	5
may be affected by	5
health care system and	5
population migration in geographical	5
the quality of life	5
infections in the community	5
the broad street pump	5
in the beginning of	5
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the dynamic causal modelling	5
care in humanitarian contexts	5
identifying reservoirs of infection	5
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express public attention on	5
palliative care and symptom	5
in the last years	5
in such a way	5
the birth interval is	5
a maximum likelihood model	5
microbial threats to health	5
than half of the	5
a crucial role in	5
they do not have	5
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the exposure of the	5
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phylogenetic and paq analyses	5
physical and mental health	5
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explore the relationship between	5
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then be used to	5
mental health needs of	5
ministry of health and	5
the model with the	5
approaches to public health	5
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care in humanitarian emergencies	5
on the infected population	5
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to estimate the time	4
and the pearl river	4
critical community size for	4
goals of the vaccination	4
floating population within hubei	4
the mean number of	4
the temporal evolution of	4
took place in the	4
the impact of infection	4
rabies in african wild	4
rate per capita living	4
can also be used	4
all pst field samples	4
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parameters of two simulations	4
the highest share of	4
in a way that	4
is a measure of	4
the good of the	4
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reveal the extent to	4
when standardised to the	4
in humanitarian aid situations	4
version of the manuscript	4
will be used for	4
that this is a	4
genetic population structure of	4
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without the introduction of	4
of deaths is higher	4
humanitarian aid situations and	4
may be due to	4
of the individual and	4
daily trends in infection	4
the daily number of	4
are presented in table	4
health care providers and	4
in the epidemiology of	4
the position was scored	4
in the democratic republic	4
the peak of the	4
data used in this	4
quality of life for	4
new immigrants and refugees	4
census population of london	4
the ratio of population	4
this kind of model	4
on the disease dynamics	4
in the transmission function	4
all members of the	4
the following system of	4
the population density is	4
the understanding of the	4
without any underlying condition	4
dynamics of human influenza	4
as well as those	4
in a given ecosystem	4
distribution of the origins	4
the epidemiology of a	4
to note that the	4
tasmanian devil facial tumour	4
the ratio of the	4
discrimination and power imbalances	4
the focus of the	4
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the assumption of a	4
the conservation of endangered	4
the census population of	4
specific daily trends in	4
urban comprehensive attractiveness for	4
when compared with the	4
infections in the student	4
the relative importance of	4
the key thing to	4
studies have shown that	4
understanding of how reservoirs	4
used to assess the	4
the effect of population	4
rate of urban basic	4
is important to note	4
process of pandemic influenza	4
the infected population in	4
diseases in natural populations	4
in spite of the	4
of the l type	4
needs of the population	4
reflect the fact that	4
and biology of a	4
can see that when	4
as well as public	4
animal and human health	4
would have to be	4
policies put in place	4
immunity to the infectious	4
using multilocus genotype data	4
the social distancing measures	4
total number of infected	4
the time step of	4
dynamics and control of	4
such a way that	4
the estimation of i	4
for the purpose of	4
the success of the	4
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for a period of	4
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it is estimated that	4
and quality of life	4
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carried out in a	4
high mutation rates and	4
that the effect of	4
number of people in	4
in the us dialysis	4
the bayesian skyline plot	4
below the poverty line	4
should be provided to	4
the incubation period of	4
mai in the study	4
with the help of	4
the transmission dynamics of	4
population infections per diagnosed	4
compared to sars coronavirus	4
vary depending upon the	4
of infection from the	4
participant rate of urban	4
of mutations along the	4
rate of molecular evolution	4
a major shift in	4
biology of a successful	4
difference between the number	4
the pst population in	4
of age or older	4
due to social distancing	4
of public health with	4
infectious diseases in natural	4
the t mrca of	4
the predictions in light	4
may need to be	4
and the increase in	4
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hiv aids in the	4
states for the period	4
to prevent the transmission	4
components of a mutant	4
in order to provide	4
core regional urban areas	4
the rapid influx of	4
to estimate the size	4
paper is organized as	4
of canine distemper virus	4
of the target population	4
with members of the	4
of each target population	4
and the total number	4
infectious disease on males	4
of a successful colonizer	4
on the dynamic monitoring	4
under the age of	4
positive correlation can be	4
of social capital and	4
in the next section	4
then the position was	4
to the target host	4
shown in figure a	4
social and physical environment	4
from one host to	4
population dynamics and the	4
the disease in the	4
of their infection status	4
health aspects of migration	4
dynamics of the population	4
analysis of populations rap	4
the urban population in	4
health and disease are	4
will be used to	4
a reduction in contacts	4
the population that is	4
the population in the	4
is possible that the	4
model to estimate the	4
the parameters of two	4
of the social distancing	4
the probability of a	4
an epidemic can be	4
the impact of migration	4
population dynamics of the	4
is referred to as	4
the importance of understanding	4
introduction of the university	4
is the study of	4
the potential impact of	4
of health promotion and	4
containing the variable gender	4
for all types of	4
recognition of the importance	4
to protect the public	4
the hypothesis that the	4
population density is large	4
the development of new	4
due to the lack	4
as is the case	4
for the dispersed scenario	4
the city with higher	4
the behavior of the	4
be used to investigate	4
in australia and new	4
it is not possible	4
the increase in infections	4
should be able to	4
of an rna virus	4
an extension of the	4
plays an important role	4
in the th century	4
for as long as	4
between members of a	4
unemployment rate per capita	4
is a need to	4
found to have a	4
see that infectious diseases	4
will have been infected	4
pregnant women in the	4
and contributed to manuscript	4
of this is that	4
of infectious diseases on	4
dynamics of an epidemic	4
the probability of infection	4
of a diverse set	4
temporal evolution of the	4
to the size of	4
estimates of the size	4
in order to reduce	4
this study examines the	4
on the importance of	4
as a proxy for	4
total number of deaths	4
due to the high	4
of climate change and	4
to the susceptible population	4
the carrying capacity coefficient	4
number of contacts at	4
birth and mortality rates	4
threshold for herd immunity	4
the geographic origin of	4
two simulations for the	4
the form of the	4
must be able to	4
the reduction of the	4
been the subject of	4
basic medical care system	4
the social and economic	4
and women of colour	4
in parts of the	4
have been identified in	4
the risk of disease	4
as well as for	4
rising and gradually stable	4
the right to health	4
students double their contacts	4
is also important to	4
the time evolution of	4
is related to the	4
this is especially important	4
the basic reproductive number	4
department of health and	4
involved in the maintenance	4
influence on the immunization	4
the model does not	4
in the inner city	4
evolutionary history of the	4
as a public health	4
transmission of infectious diseases	4
during the early stages	4
the time of entry	4
the need to develop	4
infectious diseases have less	4
contribute to the development	4
of human immunodeficiency virus	4
social distancing will be	4
in light of actual	4
the us department of	4
the emergence of autoimmune	4
united kingdom and the	4
may be the case	4
is also possible to	4
under different influence coefficients	4
can be used as	4
results of this study	4
they have been used	4
does not account for	4
a period of time	4
under years of age	4
effective population size of	4
on a social graph	4
we also found that	4
of health and disease	4
in public health and	4
living on the street	4
number of nucleotides sequenced	4
the context of a	4
of the vaccination program	4
higher compared to sars	4
of the disease to	4
from country to country	4
in addition to its	4
us department of health	4
age and gender distribution	4
that many of the	4
curve in figure a	4
the effect of a	4
course of the disease	4
estimates of target population	4
the proportion of children	4
not have access to	4
the variation in the	4
third codon position of	4
developed and developing countries	4
the health of humans	4
in the time of	4
be expressed as follows	4
with the exception of	4
it should be noted	4
in the long term	4
importance of social distancing	4
passages in the presence	4
coefficients of infectious disease	4
level of genetic diversity	4
on primary health care	4
causes of death in	4
of genetic diversity in	4
a major cause of	4
rate of exponential growth	4
in the early stages	4
is essential to ensure	4
such as those of	4
has the advantage of	4
structure using multilocus genotype	4
this paper is to	4
can be seen in	4
the effective size of	4
a number of factors	4
aware of their infection	4
the student population is	4
within the context of	4
play a major role	4
influence on susceptible population	4
trends in infection rates	4
the spatial dynamics of	4
the largest number of	4
an epidemic in the	4
environment for statistical computing	4
diversity between members of	4
biology of infectious diseases	4
to the presence of	4
the fight against the	4
in the electronic supplementary	4
is not possible to	4
patients in critical care	4
models containing the variable	4
of the chinese community	4
by the african population	4
to the evolution of	4
the same bat species	4
as the use of	4
xx xx xx xx	4
the influence of population	4
a family history of	4
be more likely to	4
we see that the	4
can positively reflect the	4
of health care services	4
first wave of an	4
of the cold chain	4
of a reduction in	4
the magnitude of the	4
than in the control	4
from the fact that	4
that are currently being	4
for the benefit of	4
the use of a	4
have less influence on	4
based on the dynamic	4
of the entire population	4
is no test is	4
population size in the	4
health threats and risks	4
live in urban areas	4
used in this study	4
both urban and rural	4
a risk factor for	4
social distancing between people	4
rise and fall of	4
tropical and subtropical regions	4
the ministry of health	4
to sea level rise	4
one host to another	4
the weighted average of	4
living area with external	4
can be associated with	4
the major components i	4
assessing the impact of	4
symptom relief into the	4
population and the number	4
of infection in the	4
coefficient of pandemic influenza	4
a language and environment	4
in health care and	4
this study is to	4
capita living area with	4
access to primary care	4
for the individual and	4
with the use of	4
entry in the population	4
of aedes aegypti in	4
coefficients of pandemic influenza	4
in the absence or	4
and clinical features of	4
people who are homeless	4
beyond the scope of	4
across the united states	4
population under different influence	4
that there was a	4
is not only the	4
to reduce the number	4
in the industrialized countries	4
the general population are	4
to the lack of	4
the scope of this	4
the robustness of the	4
in sle beluga whales	4
changes in the size	4
prevent the transmission of	4
public health and clinical	4
the high incidence of	4
of the error threshold	4
and the population size	4
the age and gender	4
comprehensive attractiveness for migrants	4
have a significant effect	4
control of vertebrate pest	4
process of infectious diseases	4
used to identify the	4
with the growth of	4
is important to recognize	4
control of infectious diseases	4
national institutes of health	4
and what are the	4
vaccination strategies for the	4
transmission of the disease	4
which is consistent with	4
the yangtze river delta	4
for the use of	4
everyone at the same	4
a deep institutional reform	4
of cases of a	4
the rapid dissemination of	4
a direct consequence of	4
in the overall population	4
the importance of social	4
van baalen and beekman	4
the severe acute respiratory	4
and implementation of the	4
results from this study	4
of the pandemic on	4
the median age of	4
and gender distribution of	4
the target population and	4
is higher compared to	4
of a large number	4
to ensure that they	4
the probability of transmission	4
is the proportion of	4
of selection at linked	4
the electronic supplementary material	4
in the era of	4
be observed between the	4
of at least one	4
essential to ensure that	4
spread of the epidemic	4
has been the subject	4
was funded by the	4
first and then reaches	4
of the population will	4
to our understanding of	4
higher generation times in	4
returned to their hometowns	4
to reduce the burden	4
the role of the	4
in the population was	4
dynamics of the epidemic	4
need to take into	4
care in humanitarian aid	4
both in terms of	4
distribution of the population	4
depending on the setting	4
by haydon et al	4
of responsive behaviour triggers	4
dynamics of infectious diseases	4
the genetic landscape of	4
to better understand the	4
in extant human populations	4
infections due to the	4
public health efforts to	4
at the age of	4
a sample selection model	4
at higher risk of	4
the city of toronto	4
would need to be	4
national estimates of the	4
in which they live	4
mutation rates on the	4
rap and ra p	4
in the public health	4
introduced into the population	4
and age structure on	4
h n influenza virus	4
of the population are	4
is an important determinant	4
of urban basic medical	4
used in this paper	4
between the unemployment rate	4
hubei wild and farm	4
common ancestor of the	4
over a period of	4
the generation time distribution	4
from person to person	4
total number of nucleotides	4
in the sense that	4
can serve as a	4
is the ratio of	4
on the same time	4
issues related to the	4
of antibiotic resistance genes	4
the rise and fall	4
be part of the	4
arrows in figure i	4
and the floating population	4
the main reason for	4
trends in ecology evolution	4
within km of london	4
with the target host	4
the probability of moving	4
spread process of pandemic	4
the whole study area	4
were included in this	4
the third codon position	4
aging of the population	4
kept in the cold	4
autoimmune and inflammatory diseases	4
on each of the	4
of a relatively large	4
it is interesting to	4
the rapid spread of	4
and less developed countries	4
probability of an epidemic	4
decreases first and then	4
the simulation results are	4
the environment of the	4
relief into the response	4
years of age or	4
was found to have	4
of the same or	4
that are able to	4
rapid increase in the	4
the male mutation bias	4
at the site of	4
according to related materials	4
is given by the	4
proportion of the floating	4
status of the population	4
to be representative of	4
quality of life of	4
less likely to have	4
clinical medicine and public	4
human immunodeficiency virus type	4
job opportunities and income	4
on the immunization population	4
are also likely to	4
that cause acute infections	4
was consistent with the	4
the error threshold relationship	4
according to the characteristics	4
a conceptual framework for	4
the level of genetic	4
health and human services	4
a projection model of	4
even if they are	4
of access to health	4
despite the fact that	4
the high correlation between	4
a retrospective cohort study	4
all over the world	4
be representative of the	4
leading cause of death	4
proportion of people who	4
can see that infectious	4
was estimated to be	4
of the proportion of	4
authors declare no conflict	4
the density of infected	4
that are difficult to	4
isolates using a maximum	4
will no longer be	4
the pearl river delta	4
the population at risk	4
uncertainty about the parameters	4
at a given time	4
to the us dialysis	4
foot and mouth disease	4
two simulation results are	4
influence coefficients of pandemic	4
and will continue to	4
aid situations and emergencies	4
number of individuals in	4
likely to be more	4
the unemployment rate per	4
urban basic medical care	4
and environment for statistical	4
to the extent that	4
of parasites and pathogens	4
will be more likely	4
double their contacts with	4
the level of population	4
context in which the	4
the health and well	4
human influenza a virus	4
in which the pathogen	4
to a new environment	4
an important determinant of	4
is closely related to	4
natural capital and ecosystem	4
the correlation analysis between	4
metre social distancing rule	4
social protection of the	4
in at least one	4
with a confidence interval	4
the emergence of nipah	4
the new york city	4
surveillance and control of	4
and the control of	4
is a challenge to	4
populations of the same	4
population projections for japan	4
for the urban poor	4
of population structure using	4
for the impact of	4
by the availability of	4
the question of whether	4
a key role in	4
to a large extent	4
contribution to the mathematical	4
population structure using multilocus	4
cancer of the cervix	4
in an attempt to	4
through the use of	4
concepts in disease ecology	4
primary health care for	4
provide information about the	4
lockdowns and physical distancing	4
a progressive taxation scale	4
on the quality of	4
which can lead to	4
on a daily basis	4
and symptom relief into	4
confirmed cases in henan	4
medical and hospital care	4
the pandemic on the	4
health care for all	4
disease caused by the	4
purpose of this paper	4
shift in the pst	4
the probability of becoming	4
that when the number	4
the aged cities is	4
the signal of the	4
one of the key	4
of the level of	4
large number of people	4
of the relative metabolic	4
different parts of the	4
a diverse set of	4
disease on males and	4
the transmission of infectious	4
the dynamics of this	4
the history and biology	4
who do not have	4
expressed in terms of	4
the period times of	4
to allow them to	4
majority of the population	4
we expect that d	4
in a recent study	4
reduces the number of	4
changes in the number	4
in the spread of	4
influence coefficient of pandemic	4
correlation can be observed	4
that the prevalence of	4
were less likely to	4
language and environment for	4
to explore the relationship	4
to account for the	4
because of the large	4
the survival of the	4
in agreement with the	4
there is also a	4
of ecological and evolutionary	4
in the past year	4
social and economic factors	4
as the general population	4
the epidemic in brazil	4
it may be necessary	4
the predictions of the	4
environmental and occupational health	4
inference of population structure	4
the threshold for herd	4
we show that the	4
chemical and cultural control	4
health of a population	4
of infectious disease on	4
the public health context	4
number of host genotypes	4
simulation results are shown	4
distances among components of	4
all authors read and	4
size of the floating	4
and the type of	4
applied to infectious diseases	4
first few weeks of	4
the maximum peak of	4
within and among populations	4
pst isolates using a	4
of target population sizes	4
to increase control over	4
weighted average of the	4
epidemic in the united	4
order to simulate the	4
hospitalized patients with covid	4
data were used to	4
there may be a	4
on the effect of	4
over the past decade	4
such as cardiovascular diseases	4
x relative to autosomes	4
the number of animals	4
are at higher risk	4
the provision of a	4
that the change in	4
light of actual outcomes	4
infectious diseases such as	4
the cost of the	4
in the analysis of	4
as a measure of	4
and urban migration population	4
new york city and	4
should be noted that	4
is rising and gradually	4
be used to develop	4
humans and domestic animals	4
regional office for europe	4
to study the spread	4
the population structure and	4
of the university student	4
the ratio coefficient of	4
the mutant spectrum in	4
within the framework of	4
grids covered by mnc	4
population within hubei province	4
emergence of nipah virus	4
for which we have	4
in a timely fashion	4
distribution is as follows	4
of this paper is	4
the health for all	4
in the prevention and	4
control of communicable diseases	4
is the probability of	4
among the urban population	4
is the lack of	4
the distribution is as	4
is organized as follows	4
authors read and approved	4
without any underlying conditions	4
molecular evolutionary genetics analysis	4
risk of severe covid	4
estimates of the population	4
the twentieth century and	4
of health and human	4
in the evolution of	4
males to females is	4
strain of influenza a	4
of public health to	4
infections per diagnosed case	4
to meet the health	4
of the model is	4
in the archaeological data	4
of patients receiving dialysis	4
of cefepime in patients	4
increased risk of severe	4
economic structure for the	4
of the mutant spectra	4
the age of the	4
costs of health care	4
would be useful to	4
on the size of	4
of male mutation bias	4
genetic distances among components	4
public health aspects of	4
estimate the time of	4
of two simulations for	4
the sir model is	4
per capita disposable income	4
governmental relaxation of lockdown	4
the rate of molecular	4
history and biology of	4
time step of simulation	4
a vital role in	4
passaged in the presence	4
duration of postpartum amenorrhea	4
the emergent pst population	4
spread of the novel	4
the data used in	4
of a disease is	4
of the evolution of	4
in the floating population	4
than years of age	4
in ecology evolution may	4
uncovered a dramatic shift	4
diseases have less influence	4
the public health system	4
is the ratio coefficient	4
of the local community	4
it is also important	4
contributed to manuscript writing	4
also referred to as	4
urban ethnic minority immigrants	4
a long history of	4
likely to lead to	4
of dynamic causal modelling	4
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the management of natural	4
models have been used	4
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the results in figure	4
the present study was	4
of exotic pst lineages	4
aged cities is the	4
the study was to	4
infections attributable to the	4
sizes and migration rates	4
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wild and farm populations	4
the emergence of a	4
the impact of covid	4
a single infected individual	4
of the probability of	4
pandemic potential of a	4
and those that are	4
of population infections per	4
vector borne zoonotic dis	4
the incidence of the	4
within the target population	4
the demographic history of	4
health problems in the	4
infections in the general	4
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the epidemic to reach	4
in order to study	4
transmission of the virus	4
on different migration reasons	4
the impact of these	4
transmission and control of	4
the capacity of a	4
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an example of a	4
badger culling on tuberculosis	4
public health literacy for	4
all types of cities	4
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health of the public	4
infection or disease in	4
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the most commonly used	4
rates of mental disorders	4
we assume that the	4
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change in the number	4
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of the masked palm	4
decade of the twenty	4
for the health and	4
to that of the	4
of sexually transmitted diseases	4
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social and economic conditions	3
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period times which explain	3
characteristics of infectious diseases	3
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and epidemiological dynamics of	3
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access to medical care	3
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allocation for pandemic covid	3
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the complete absence of	3
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cats must be removed	3
infectious diseases can be	3
population in wuhan is	3
survival of the flattest	3
t by each sex	3
and female generation times	3
the lancet global health	3
a substantial number of	3
the effective population corresponds	3
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activation of responsive behaviour	3
and the united nations	3
signs of social stress	3
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hosts of emerging viruses	3
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a bighorn sheep population	3
periodicity and community size	3
by the following system	3
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nature remains neutral with	3
the scope of public	3
and assign that total	3
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the mental health needs	3
make it possible to	3
children under years of	3
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fold reduction in ad	3
importance of spatial proximity	3
growth rates and reproductive	3
health of the community	3
the future of public	3
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the dispersion of the	3
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by the centers for	3
and persistence of human	3
of puccinia striiformis f	3
consistent with the actual	3
and the final size	3
for prevention and control	3
the number of host	3
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the effect of different	3
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the fifth and the	3
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this allows us to	3
cities to infectious diseases	3
the epidemic trend of	3
access to safe water	3
which the number of	3
recently excluded palliative care	3
farm animal welfare council	3
cause of death was	3
discriminant analysis of principal	3
there are two main	3
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the importance of a	3
identify genes that were	3
the greatest causes of	3
bayesian coalescent inference of	3
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host genotypes in the	3
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in public health is	3
over a large area	3
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representative sample of patients	3
responses against different types	3
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the voluntary sector in	3
the likelihood of epidemics	3
strategies against abandonment practices	3
general population and university	3
gay and bisexual men	3
confirmed cases in zhejiang	3
a small sample of	3
a second economic structure	3
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measles periodicity and community	3
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population is susceptible to	3
populations of more than	3
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china as case study	3
noto digital archive corporation	3
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shape of the genealogy	3
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an essential part of	3
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centre for street youth	3
reflect the population migration	3
the entire set of	3
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regional population projections for	3
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innate and acquired resources	3
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timely information on infection	3
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a secure hiding place	3
the risk of human	3
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genetic diversity and disease	3
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for adult and pediatric	3
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the increase in fertility	3
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the absence of social	3
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the rise of population	3
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environ res public health	3
total number of covid	3
activities of daily living	3
the existence of a	3
publicly reported confirmed cases	3
evolution of the virus	3
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to improve health and	3
mass action compartmental models	3
times higher than in	3
provision of medical care	3
years of data gathered	3
particular attention to the	3
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findings from this study	3
family history of colorectal	3
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outcomes in the community	3
maximum likelihood and maximum	3
longer period of time	3
small fraction of the	3
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factors that contribute to	3
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to cope with the	3
cases in each region	3
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impact of disease on	3
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of future population distribution	3
of the generation time	3
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the heterogeneity of the	3
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the spread mechanism of	3
the probability of entry	3
and global public health	3
probability of being infected	3
capital and ecosystem services	3
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dynamics as well as	3
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the impact of disease	3
capture and recapture procedures	3
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infectious diseases in the	3
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seir model on a	3
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coalescent inference of past	3
aged years of age	3
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illness or those nearing	3
presence of the mutagenic	3
competent for the pathogen	3
humans and their domestic	3
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model identification requires that	3
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evolution of the human	3
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factors need to be	3
astroviruses are mostly transmitted	3
evolution and persistence of	3
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an upper limit of	3
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effective population corresponds to	3
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models developed by researchers	3
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contributed to the development	3
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base and nucleoside analogues	3
different target population groups	3
genes that were significantly	3
questionnaire was used to	3
rapid dissemination of novel	3
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a proxy variable for	3
people with low income	3
the number of dead	3
exposure of the vulnerable	3
access to medical and	3
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polymorphism ratio in ceu	3
and environmental and occupational	3
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variation in testing rates	3
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status of the aging	3
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cause of morbidity and	3
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biotic and abiotic compartments	3
viral phylodynamics and the	3
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true positive rate of	3
in febrile neutropenic patients	3
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disease ecology theory and	3
the timing of peak	3
the southwestern united states	3
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which explain the importance	3
the second decade of	3
the available sequence data	3
sensitivity of the results	3
countries of eastern europe	3
estimates of human x	3
dynamics from molecular sequences	3
chronic conditions such as	3
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in the real world	3
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the presence or absence	3
the social sciences and	3
kingdom and the united	3
likelihood and maximum parsimony	3
low genetic diversity in	3
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