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trigram	frequency
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the role of	69
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is made available	68
international license it	68
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the evolution of	67
the absence of	67
of the virus	67
need to be	66
in addition to	66
members of the	64
the floating population	63
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the size of	61
the dynamics of	60
the prevalence of	59
understanding of the	56
total number of	55
the case of	55
likely to be	55
of infectious disease	54
the need for	54
size of the	53
on the other	52
and public health	52
there is no	52
that can be	52
which was not	52
the risk of	52
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by peer review	51
the level of	51
certified by peer	51
the majority of	51
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of health care	51
the distribution of	51
the introduction of	50
the total number	50
in the usa	50
in the uk	49
some of the	49
in a population	49
preprint this version	48
the influence of	48
for this preprint	48
the susceptible population	48
of the model	48
this preprint this	48
in the first	48
of the world	47
in the community	47
to estimate the	47
a result of	47
in other words	46
the fact that	46
in this paper	46
each of the	46
the time of	46
new public health	45
many of the	44
analysis of the	44
the same time	44
the population of	44
the provision of	44
the rate of	44
in relation to	43
the target population	43
the other hand	43
a variety of	43
role in the	42
quality of life	42
number of infections	42
of a population	42
more likely to	42
proportion of the	42
the population size	42
at the same	41
the new public	41
number of people	41
in the case	41
the public health	41
the basis of	41
public health and	41
increase in the	41
and rural areas	41
of the total	41
large number of	40
because of the	40
a range of	40
the united kingdom	40
new york city	40
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the emergence of	40
it can be	39
the ratio of	39
in the number	39
the population is	39
of the health	39
compared to the	39
in the s	38
the study of	38
in the general	38
the process of	38
the effectiveness of	38
spread of the	38
to assess the	38
to reduce the	37
access to health	37
morbidity and mortality	36
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a population of	36
in new york	36
was used to	36
to understand the	36
of the most	36
the end of	36
the lack of	36
the value of	36
that there is	36
the results of	36
population in the	35
the needs of	35
related to the	35
evolution of the	35
of health and	35
emerging infectious diseases	35
of the covid	35
changes in the	35
of palliative care	34
in public health	34
health of the	34
it is important	34
in this case	34
to health care	34
as part of	34
of the individual	33
to determine the	33
of an epidemic	33
may not be	33
it is possible	33
depending on the	33
associated with the	33
with respect to	33
of members of	33
population dynamics of	33
world health organization	33
in the field	33
the purpose of	33
social and economic	32
it is also	32
our understanding of	32
the control of	32
it is a	32
to ensure that	32
estimates of the	31
is associated with	31
the transmission of	31
is important to	31
of the floating	31
of this study	31
number of members	31
in the future	31
in this study	31
is an important	31
at the time	30
the concept of	30
a lack of	30
of population density	30
the effective population	30
of the study	30
it is not	30
parts of the	30
the total population	30
determinants of health	30
to public health	30
the course of	30
the form of	30
the availability of	30
it has been	30
the compact scenario	30
are likely to	29
the increase in	29
is based on	29
as shown in	29
the origin of	29
the analysis of	29
in the us	29
and the number	29
the sir model	29
the ability to	29
of the host	29
can lead to	29
the need to	29
to have a	29
impact of the	29
spread of infectious	29
and in the	28
end of the	28
in the presence	28
to deal with	28
the duration of	28
the student population	28
palliative care in	28
a total of	28
an increase in	28
shown in figure	28
in urban areas	28
are shown in	28
dynamics of the	28
in some cases	28
the incidence of	28
this this version	27
prevention and control	27
health and social	27
the first wave	27
the basic reproduction	27
health care and	27
of the same	27
between urban and	27
high levels of	27
a large number	27
this is the	27
an example of	27
distribution of the	27
influence on the	27
structure of the	27
differences in the	27
on the basis	27
and control of	27
for this this	27
terms of the	27
the population density	27
a function of	27
and can be	27
first wave of	26
have also been	26
needs of the	26
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risk factors for	26
the field of	26
the potential to	26
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based on a	26
of confirmed cases	26
majority of the	26
is likely to	26
a series of	26
in response to	26
of the data	26
number of deaths	26
effective population size	26
in developing countries	26
as a whole	26
of social distancing	25
the population in	25
the dispersed scenario	25
version posted september	25
in the study	25
the potential for	25
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infectious diseases have	25
as in the	25
of the infected	25
factors such as	25
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in population size	25
for disease control	25
a systematic review	25
number of cases	25
population and the	25
referred to as	25
care in humanitarian	25
that have been	25
health care system	25
appear to be	25
in the world	25
to improve the	25
over the past	24
the infected population	24
a case study	24
of genetic diversity	24
acute respiratory syndrome	24
the host population	24
that there are	24
is one of	24
infections in the	24
in the form	24
in the early	24
severe acute respiratory	24
basic reproduction number	24
the generative model	24
the management of	24
contribute to the	24
number of infected	24
in health care	23
this is a	23
the world health	23
in the treatment	23
u r n	23
r n a	23
the health care	23
we can see	23
j o u	23
changes in population	23
of the city	23
the age of	23
health care for	23
the burden of	23
public health is	23
to provide a	23
population of wuhan	23
do not have	23
of the susceptible	23
o u r	23
was associated with	23
n a l	23
study was to	23
and the population	23
in the literature	23
of the new	23
are associated with	23
the frequency of	22
pandemic influenza a	22
to the health	22
that of the	22
l p r	22
a set of	22
in the last	22
which can be	22
search query data	22
is that the	22
shown in table	22
in animal shelters	22
found in the	22
is used to	22
the onset of	22
factors associated with	22
data from the	22
o o f	22
of the public	22
this study was	22
number of new	22
a l p	22
years of age	22
around the world	22
in new zealand	22
p r e	22
the present study	22
the density of	22
p r o	22
the ability of	22
number of confirmed	22
r o o	22
of the first	22
of the number	22
important role in	22
race and ethnicity	21
the individual and	21
as opposed to	21
much of the	21
the model is	21
transmission of the	21
a combination of	21
that it is	21
the epidemiology of	21
the cost of	21
electronic supplementary material	21
we found that	21
relationship between the	21
population of the	21
led to the	21
are based on	21
of a single	21
health needs of	21
poster sessions v	21
in the model	21
review of the	21
of population size	21
of the two	21
been associated with	21
the inclusion of	21
an important role	21
version posted may	21
the ecology of	21
impact on the	21
disease control and	21
can be seen	21
the result of	21
a review of	21
the state of	21
health care services	20
population size and	20
effects of population	20
to prevent the	20
of pandemic influenza	20
may also be	20
in the development	20
health and well	20
the application of	20
a wide range	20
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of new cases	20
as a function	20
of health services	20
for the first	20
included in the	20
considered to be	20
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infectious diseases in	20
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that are not	20
the possibility of	20
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for the development	20
dynamic causal modelling	20
regions of the	20
the epidemic in	20
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fraction of the	20
the beginning of	20
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prior to the	20
the treatment population	20
in rural areas	20
it may be	20
the quality of	20
more than one	20
found to be	20
all rights reserved	20
there is an	20
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if they are	20
in many countries	20
those who are	20
the identification of	20
mouth disease virus	20
are more likely	19
the population dynamics	19
the parameters of	19
living with hiv	19
primary health care	19
a public health	19
of the infection	19
in the same	19
is necessary to	19
can be a	19
have been used	19
and it is	19
of the mutant	19
health promotion and	19
of infected individuals	19
and health care	19
the mutant spectrum	19
study of the	19
history of the	19
of people who	19
been used to	19
a polymorphism ratios	19
have to be	19
and access to	19
the contribution of	19
the slirds model	19
on the spread	19
can be found	19
all of the	19
during the covid	19
public health in	19
percent of the	19
of this paper	19
the difference in	19
will continue to	19
the numbers of	19
number of contacts	19
the formation of	19
be found in	19
a period of	19
the occurrence of	19
of influenza a	19
of the social	19
increased risk of	19
in the urban	19
found that the	19
be able to	19
with the highest	18
be associated with	18
to examine the	18
of the human	18
disease ecology theory	18
most of the	18
west nile virus	18
the timing of	18
in the compact	18
male mutation bias	18
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the entire population	18
the most common	18
purpose of this	18
average number of	18
is possible to	18
people who are	18
months of age	18
there was a	18
knowledge of the	18
hepatitis c virus	18
genetic diversity of	18
be used for	18
with a high	18
cause of death	18
focused on the	18
the rest of	18
in a given	18
no reuse allowed	18
function of the	18
allowed without permission	18
characteristics of the	18
the likelihood of	18
in cyber space	18
respiratory syndrome coronavirus	18
value of the	18
centers for disease	18
floating population in	18
reuse allowed without	18
depend on the	18
population in wuhan	18
this means that	18
large numbers of	18
better understanding of	18
to account for	18
the who guide	18
observed in the	18
proportional to the	18
derived from the	18
period of time	18
people in the	18
this can be	17
the new york	17
of an individual	17
information on the	17
has led to	17
areas of the	17
the population that	17
focus on the	17
biological control of	17
those that are	17
the amount of	17
one or more	17
course of the	17
in hubei province	17
in recent years	17
effect on the	17
close to the	17
status of the	17
than in the	17
less likely to	17
show that the	17
regional urban areas	17
on the population	17
a reduction in	17
for each of	17
and rural districts	17
we need to	17
control and prevention	17
to study the	17
in the control	17
the population and	17
we assumed that	17
the growth rate	17
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some of these	17
on the health	17
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a group of	17
of the community	17
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a measure of	17
use of the	17
males and females	17
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to infectious diseases	17
an infectious disease	17
the benefits of	17
duration of the	17
masked palm civet	17
have shown that	16
a better understanding	16
population size of	16
a role in	16
the complexity of	16
consistent with the	16
of the general	16
they can be	16
of morbidity and	16
in natural populations	16
the masked palm	16
the probability that	16
as long as	16
relation to the	16
it is clear	16
shown to be	16
the tasmanian devil	16
and of the	16
context of the	16
an analysis of	16
the order of	16
been shown to	16
there will be	16
to address the	16
to the development	16
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health in the	16
within a population	16
have been developed	16
in the transmission	16
in light of	16
change in the	16
that they have	16
to investigate the	16
each of these	16
of disease transmission	16
proportion of people	16
information about the	16
to meet the	16
of a disease	16
and the health	16
this may be	16
the cause of	16
disease in the	16
the health and	16
variation in the	16
to identify and	16
of the pathogen	16
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response to the	16
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the history of	16
of exposure to	16
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we assume that	16
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in the area	16
version posted april	16
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in the current	16
for this reason	16
social distancing and	16
number of covid	16
introduction of the	16
has been the	16
patients receiving dialysis	16
and the community	16
of novel coronavirus	16
so that the	16
population can be	16
of the pandemic	16
to identify the	16
health care providers	16
and the united	16
the exponential growth	16
used to estimate	16
the goal of	16
male and female	16
caused by the	16
on the x	16
based on cellular	15
epidemic in the	15
little influence on	15
data on the	15
in the target	15
palliative care and	15
the range of	15
confirmed cases in	15
adverse health outcomes	15
in the dispersed	15
have the potential	15
when the number	15
results of the	15
with regard to	15
there have been	15
haydon et al	15
of the local	15
infectious disease spread	15
to evaluate the	15
health status of	15
polymorphism ratios in	15
diseases such as	15
the type of	15
and mortality in	15
as the number	15
the interaction of	15
so as to	15
to consider the	15
percentage of the	15
infectious diseases and	15
to calculate the	15
the extent of	15
wave of covid	15
the potential of	15
in disease ecology	15
the success of	15
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have been shown	15
of aedes aegypti	15
will need to	15
that they are	15
of the urban	15
to this end	15
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h n influenza	15
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the growth of	15
the implementation of	15
of more than	15
of a virus	15
the scope of	15
mortality in the	15
correlation between the	15
the existence of	15
effects of the	15
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the degree of	15
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example of the	15
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components of the	15
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the percentage of	15
in contrast to	15
means that the	14
humanitarian emergencies and	14
and infectious diseases	14
the base case	14
the origins of	14
an outbreak of	14
length of stay	14
social distancing measures	14
the population at	14
we developed a	14
sexually transmitted diseases	14
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of a new	14
this type of	14
over the last	14
nature of the	14
prevention and treatment	14
we consider the	14
the health status	14
of the viral	14
probability of being	14
the health system	14
in such a	14
in the present	14
representative of the	14
of an outbreak	14
is determined by	14
in patients with	14
the characteristics of	14
the spring festival	14
half of the	14
a bridge host	14
are needed to	14
control of the	14
development of a	14
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pst field isolates	14
of this article	14
the severity of	14
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the accuracy of	14
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health for all	14
goods and services	14
human immunodeficiency virus	14
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the united nations	14
health and disease	14
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in this chapter	14
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the hypothesis that	14
into account the	14
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california sea lions	14
human influenza a	14
estimation of the	14
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water and sanitation	14
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public attention on	14
the disease in	14
high mutation rates	14
a focus on	14
preprint the copyright	14
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and characterization of	14
has to be	14
of the initial	14
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model for the	14
and lack of	14
to achieve the	14
of health promotion	14
genetic diversity in	14
influenza a virus	14
the immune system	14
a subset of	14
we believe that	14
in bighorn sheep	14
greater than the	14
the aim of	14
model of the	14
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of population migration	14
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virus in the	14
in the next	14
of susceptible individuals	14
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population genetic structure	14
to the introduction	14
and quality of	14
rest of the	14
aspects of the	14
for the population	14
from the same	14
in a large	14
for public health	14
with population size	14
on cellular automata	14
in the environment	13
that would be	13
of the environment	13
wide variety of	13
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a need for	13
addition to the	13
intervention in the	13
to health services	13
coefficient of the	13
attention on migration	13
out of the	13
estimated to be	13
in urban and	13
of new infections	13
of access to	13
and mental health	13
seen in the	13
is given by	13
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could have been	13
corresponding to the	13
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an estimate of	13
the establishment of	13
the structure of	13
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validity of the	13
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will not be	13
there may be	13
care for the	13
defined as the	13
the twentieth century	13
population density and	13
relative to the	13
an opportunity to	13
maintenance and target	13
is related to	13
in the country	13
in the health	13
time of the	13
the social and	13
confirmed cases of	13
the integration of	13
of the system	13
large proportion of	13
social determinants of	13
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be used in	13
to focus on	13
the validity of	13
to the population	13
the impacts of	13
in the human	13
many of these	13
be expected to	13
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the urban poor	13
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has been shown	13
and then reaches	13
the control population	13
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seems to be	13
in the data	13
we find that	13
are in the	13
obtained from the	13
drummond et al	13
of the importance	13
the causes of	13
individual and the	13
of the ndt	13
the detection of	13
greater influence on	13
and use of	13
curve in figure	13
in the process	13
and population size	13
the consequences of	13
implementation of the	13
this paper is	13
the principles of	13
estimate of the	13
the capacity of	13
as an example	13
health and the	13
the logarithmic derivative	13
diversity in the	13
the vast majority	13
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what is the	13
play an important	13
of population exposure	13
x and autosomes	13
to minimize the	13
be applied to	13
calorie food items	13
a stable value	13
shown in fig	13
health status and	13
and implementation of	13
of rna viruses	13
assumed that the	13
number of individuals	13
districts and counties	13
in an urban	13
they are not	13
have a greater	13
to control the	13
has been a	13
a wide variety	13
the population as	13
in the second	13
spread of disease	13
were able to	13
disease in a	13
reaches a stable	13
with a population	13
public health interventions	13
and intervention in	12
have focused on	12
table s in	12
of the research	12
in the region	12
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number of tests	12
the novel coronavirus	12
effects on the	12
must be taken	12
reveal the distinct	12
local epidemics reveal	12
to changes in	12
contributing to the	12
be seen that	12
v poster sessions	12
people who have	12
surveillance and control	12
is expected to	12
the loss of	12
for the health	12
epidemics reveal the	12
at the end	12
could be used	12
respect to the	12
the infectious disease	12
and so on	12
to be effective	12
a model of	12
the model parameters	12
which is a	12
there are a	12
in reducing the	12
the population to	12
there are many	12
for more than	12
effect of the	12
is clear that	12
expected to be	12
deaths in the	12
and social services	12
development of the	12
of a mutant	12
of mutant spectra	12
the average number	12
in additional file	12
of the different	12
spatial distribution of	12
that in the	12
can be achieved	12
for which the	12
the assumption of	12
has the potential	12
is available to	12
depends upon the	12
to the us	12
in the base	12
the pst field	12
we use the	12
the maintenance of	12
we used the	12
exponential growth rate	12
the pst population	12
and the use	12
people living with	12
to be more	12
version of this	12
a need to	12
this is not	12
individuals in the	12
population dynamics and	12
access to care	12
the nature of	12
the challenges of	12
there are two	12
there are no	12
depletion of susceptibles	12
relevant to the	12
the urban environment	12
in the st	12
the st century	12
spread of a	12
the bridge host	12
in the host	12
age structure of	12
basis of the	12
in this way	12
that the number	12
it is necessary	12
little is known	12
living in the	12
the lives of	12
responsible for the	12
assessment of the	12
that the population	12
and health promotion	12
middle east respiratory	12
life history traits	12
the health needs	12
known to be	12
in the course	12
of life and	12
of infection and	12
infectious diseases is	12
part of a	12
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