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quadgram	frequency
severe acute respiratory syndrome	224
in the united states	90
of severe acute respiratory	79
acute respiratory syndrome coronavirus	70
transmission of infectious agents	66
middle east respiratory syndrome	56
in the absence of	55
disease control and prevention	51
transmission mitigation behavioral guidelines	49
for disease control and	49
in health care settings	45
infection prevention and control	43
centers for disease control	42
east respiratory syndrome coronavirus	38
neonatal intensive care unit	37
at the time of	37
license to display the	36
a license to display	36
has granted medrxiv a	36
who has granted medrxiv	36
is the author funder	36
granted medrxiv a license	36
medrxiv a license to	36
in the context of	35
as well as the	35
prevention and control of	35
it is important to	35
in the case of	32
can be used to	30
the severe acute respiratory	29
on the other hand	29
made available under a	29
it is made available	29
is made available under	29
international license it is	29
license it is made	29
copyright holder for this	28
the copyright holder for	28
this version posted october	28
display the preprint in	27
to display the preprint	27
a is the author	27
available under a is	27
the preprint in perpetuity	27
of infectious agents in	27
under a is the	27
on the basis of	26
to prevent transmission of	26
the risk of transmission	25
infection control practices advisory	25
control practices advisory committee	25
the length of the	24
as a result of	23
advisory committee on immunization	23
committee on immunization practices	23
a neonatal intensive care	23
the spread of the	22
transmission of hepatitis c	22
of personal protective equipment	22
transmission of infectious diseases	21
resistant staphylococcus aureus in	21
the world health organization	21
in health care facilities	21
reduce the risk of	21
the risk of infection	21
the transmission of infectious	21
modes of transmission of	20
the extent to which	20
the advisory committee on	20
length of the infection	20
transmission of severe acute	19
for this preprint this	19
human immunodeficiency virus type	19
this preprint this version	19
of the severe acute	19
of middle east respiratory	19
to reduce the risk	19
in a neonatal intensive	19
preprint this version posted	19
holder for this preprint	19
r n a l	18
in the spread of	18
l p r e	18
a systematic review and	18
n a l p	18
r o o f	18
a l p r	18
influenza a h n	18
o u r n	18
u r n a	18
p r o o	18
j o u r	18
transmission of the severe	17
in the air for	17
systematic review and meta	17
of an infectious agent	17
has been associated with	17
infectious diseases society of	17
preventing transmission of infectious	17
have been used to	16
healthcare infection control practices	16
was found to be	16
guideline for isolation precautions	16
the role of the	16
republic of the congo	16
recommendations of the advisory	16
the transmission of the	16
transmission of influenza a	16
of hepatitis c virus	16
the use of a	16
in addition to the	16
of human immunodeficiency virus	16
of the virus in	15
has been shown to	15
in the form of	15
democratic republic of the	15
one of the most	15
for the prevention of	15
at months of age	15
of the advisory committee	15
respiratory hygiene cough etiquette	15
of the infection period	15
air changes per hour	14
the infectious diseases society	14
risk for transmission of	14
not certified by peer	14
are more likely to	14
to comply with covid	14
the tendency of people	14
persistence time of the	14
among health care workers	14
as a function of	14
the healthcare infection control	14
by severe acute respiratory	14
in the transmission of	14
was not certified by	14
of expressed breast milk	14
and personal protective equipment	14
as shown in figure	14
transmission via breast milk	14
which was not certified	14
the spread of covid	14
certified by peer review	14
with the use of	14
tendency of people to	14
prevent transmission of infectious	14
the transmission dynamics of	14
the virus in the	13
the risk for transmission	13
this article is protected	13
the persistence time of	13
in the presence of	13
outbreak of severe acute	13
west nile virus infection	13
of an infectious disease	13
risk of transmission of	13
the duration of the	13
people to comply with	13
than months of age	13
the total number of	13
to an infectious agent	13
article is protected by	13
of airborne transmission of	13
with severe acute respiratory	13
is protected by copyright	13
the transmission of sars	13
infection control in health	13
airborne transmission of the	13
potential for sexual transmission	13
studies have shown that	13
and the number of	13
patients with cystic fibrosis	13
of the spread of	13
the democratic republic of	12
virus environmental survival rate	12
exposure to an infectious	12
in health care workers	12
staphylococcus aureus in a	12
evidence of airborne transmission	12
transmission of human t	12
transmission of the virus	12
younger than months of	12
the index case is	12
the relative importance of	12
infection control and epidemiology	12
the size distribution of	12
odds of household transmission	12
more likely to be	12
in the respiratory tract	12
to a susceptible host	12
official publication of the	12
contamination by severe acute	12
of people to comply	12
the onset of infectiousness	12
is one of the	12
a large number of	12
have been shown to	12
suspended in the air	12
iu lb of feed	11
from an infected person	11
of droplets and aerosols	11
prevent the spread of	11
child transmission of human	11
time of the pathogen	11
in infection control and	11
health care workers in	11
the size of the	11
in intensive care units	11
the context of the	11
play a role in	11
vertical transmission of hepatitis	11
of transmission of sars	11
it is difficult to	11
have been associated with	11
in children younger than	11
on the use of	11
the intensive care unit	11
an important role in	11
in the face of	11
in contrast to the	11
spread of the virus	11
a retrospective cohort study	11
the extent of virus	11
at the same time	11
and surface stability of	11
aerosol and surface stability	11
the basis of the	11
is defined as the	11
the viruses belonging to	11
a wide range of	11
is thought to be	11
of influenza a virus	11
airborne transmission of sars	11
a significant role in	10
prevention of transmission of	10
has not yet been	10
surface stability of sars	10
caring for patients with	10
and the impact of	10
has been detected in	10
the spread of infectious	10
the united states and	10
in a health care	10
temperature and relative humidity	10
contact with the patient	10
a small number of	10
it is not possible	10
review of the literature	10
as a component of	10
of nosocomial transmission of	10
of the coronavirus disease	10
of the number of	10
as compared with sars	10
transmission of mycobacterium tuberculosis	10
diamond princess cruise ship	10
equipment contamination by severe	10
infectious diseases of humans	10
the upper respiratory tract	10
of the index case	10
viruses belonging to the	10
a review of the	10
acute respiratory syndrome in	10
by the droplet route	10
the risk of airborne	10
the risk of sars	10
from a symptomatic patient	10
can be found in	10
the vast majority of	10
at the beginning of	10
for the duration of	10
of health care workers	10
and risk of transmission	10
of the immune system	10
in response to the	10
and the effect of	10
the number of cases	10
during the incubation phase	10
the average number of	10
is more likely to	10
transmission of an infectious	10
the incubation period of	10
for each of the	10
the beginning of the	10
et al reported on	10
personal protective equipment contamination	10
american academy of pediatrics	10
protective equipment contamination by	10
by the airborne route	9
transmission of respiratory viruses	9
this preprint the copyright	9
associated with the novel	9
of virus causing covid	9
from mother to infant	9
the expected number of	9
breast milk can be	9
droplets and droplet nuclei	9
the case where the	9
is based on the	9
and the risk of	9
infectious agents in health	9
holder for this version	9
are less likely to	9
evidence for airborne transmission	9
been shown to be	9
agents in health care	9
the centers for disease	9
extent of virus host	9
routes of respiratory viruses	9
transmission of communicable infection	9
from person to person	9
diseases society of america	9
of the infectious diseases	9
the evolution of virulence	9
occupational safety and health	9
remain suspended in the	9
colonized or infected with	9
of the viruses belonging	9
and relative humidity on	9
transmission of virus causing	9
to health care workers	9
of transmission of infectious	9
respiratory syndrome coronavirus in	9
with the novel coronavirus	9
preprint the copyright holder	9
the duration of breastfeeding	9
use of particulate respirators	9
in the human population	9
the direct transmission approximation	9
the diamond princess cruise	9
in all health care	9
of transmission of virus	9
it is possible to	9
used to estimate the	9
of respiratory syncytial virus	9
of infection control and	9
a study of a	9
use of medical masks	9
transmitted by the droplet	9
have been reported in	9
org journal rspb proc	9
through the birth canal	9
use of personal protective	9
and control of epidemic	9
of the use of	9
the spread of infection	9
child transmission of hiv	9
number of secondary cases	9
is not possible to	9
dynamics and control of	9
all health care settings	9
a health care facility	9
health care workers from	9
transmission routes of respiratory	9
for each case j	9
the presence of a	9
proportion of the population	9
for this version posted	9
medical students exposed to	9
an official publication of	9
be found in the	9
there is no evidence	9
transmission and control of	9
the neonatal intensive care	9
in the number of	9
to months of age	9
should not be used	9
a higher proportion of	9
with soap and water	9
of an outbreak of	9
has the potential to	9
to the development of	9
acute respiratory syndrome virus	9
airborne transmission of communicable	9
the clinical microbiology laboratory	8
to be associated with	8
for the spread of	8
in the intensive care	8
close contact with the	8
acute respiratory syndrome on	8
society for healthcare epidemiology	8
control in health care	8
for ipc precaution recommendations	8
implications for ipc precaution	8
cluster of pneumonia associated	8
the role of children	8
reduce the spread of	8
the absence of any	8
transmission during the incubation	8
for preventing transmission of	8
for professionals in infection	8
spread of infectious diseases	8
publication of the infectious	8
the basic reproduction number	8
center for disease control	8
van doremalen et al	8
a risk factor for	8
airborne infection isolation room	8
of west nile virus	8
the level of heterogeneity	8
the basic reproductive number	8
professionals in infection control	8
pneumonia associated with the	8
familial cluster of pneumonia	8
in the upper respiratory	8
study of a family	8
for the management of	8
of the infectious agent	8
can be seen in	8
for healthcare epidemiology of	8
that the use of	8
for environmental infection control	8
the day of infection	8
the mean of the	8
the health care setting	8
in the neonatal intensive	8
contact and droplet transmission	8
national nosocomial infections surveillance	8
as a source of	8
can be written as	8
both droplets and aerosols	8
the effect of individual	8
in the breast milk	8
compliance with universal precautions	8
association for professionals in	8
of hospitalized patients with	8
hand hygiene in health	8
epithelia and internal organs	8
to severe acute respiratory	8
of pneumonia associated with	8
the first months of	8
agents in healthcare settings	8
in relation to the	8
infections in health care	8
resistant staphylococcus aureus infection	8
multiple persons per room	8
the effectiveness of control	8
for infection control in	8
of a family cluster	8
in infants younger than	8
the novel coronavirus indicating	8
the end of the	8
in the range of	8
a randomized clinical trial	8
respiratory syndrome on aircraft	8
the herd immunity threshold	8
up in an outer	8
our understanding of the	8
of transmission of the	8
for the presence of	8
days after symptom onset	8
the spread of respiratory	8
prevention of nosocomial transmission	8
healthcare epidemiology of america	8
is the most common	8
aerosol transmission of infectious	8
we assume that the	8
environmental infection control in	8
has been demonstrated in	8
infectious agents in healthcare	8
of the primary case	8
a familial cluster of	8
isolation and identification of	8
care for patients with	8
for the development of	8
on the transmission rate	8
in the united kingdom	8
for severe acute respiratory	7
droplets can move in	7
staphylococcus aureus infection in	7
in the control of	7
than year of age	7
virus organ system tropism	7
used for research purposes	7
with middle east respiratory	7
the virus environmental survival	7
against droplets and contact	7
duration of subclinical infectiousness	7
has been implicated in	7
risk factors for transmission	7
and the general public	7
a nosocomial outbreak of	7
the sars outbreak in	7
virus host tropism and	7
is shown in figure	7
expressed breast milk can	7
contact in prevention of	7
of aerosol transmission of	7
proportion of households with	7
compliance with hand hygiene	7
the score for the	7
precautions against droplets and	7
transmission in health care	7
is believed to be	7
infants younger than months	7
the severity of the	7
blood and body fluids	7
breast milk has been	7
guidelines for environmental infection	7
cluster of severe acute	7
infectious agents in the	7
the first days of	7
no reason exists to	7
of the risk of	7
long periods of time	7
of the th century	7
an outbreak of influenza	7
as part of the	7
far droplets can move	7
are thought to be	7
of hepatitis b virus	7
of mother and infant	7
of a susceptible host	7
in hospital rooms of	7
can move in indoor	7
the natural history of	7
of the head and	7
blood and body fluid	7
are likely to be	7
household transmission of sars	7
risk factors associated with	7
has been identified in	7
through the airborne route	7
a component of ppe	7
sars among medical students	7
can remain suspended in	7
transmission of human immunodeficiency	7
fmdv rna in opf	7
have been exposed to	7
it is necessary to	7
the time of writing	7
and the dynamics of	7
of precautions against droplets	7
from the index case	7
effect of individual variation	7
individual variation on disease	7
mg lb of feed	7
in the healthcare setting	7
in a hospital setting	7
blood or body fluids	7
prevention and control strategies	7
four virus infiltration score	7
personal protective equipment for	7
nosocomial transmission of severe	7
relative humidity on the	7
confirmed cases of covid	7
patients with suspected or	7
in the management of	7
in breast milk and	7
joint mission on coronavirus	7
is caused by a	7
transmission of hepatitis b	7
the effect of the	7
in high occupancy buildings	7
children younger than years	7
is the number of	7
lined up in an	7
the early stages of	7
variation on disease emergence	7
in prevention of nosocomial	7
for transmission of sars	7
droplets and contact in	7
hospital infection control practices	7
to prevent the spread	7
effectiveness of precautions against	7
model was used to	7
of fmdv rna in	7
mission on coronavirus disease	7
the absence of a	7
disinfection and social distancing	7
of the respiratory tract	7
an increased risk for	7
aerosol transmission of influenza	7
among medical students exposed	7
a major role in	7
index case is asymptomatic	7
of individual variation on	7
associated with an increased	7
the use of medical	7
the number of infected	7
in the hospital setting	7
the purpose of this	7
in the democratic republic	7
is proportional to the	7
by health care workers	7
is important to note	7
the involvement of the	7
superspreading and the effect	7
the infection severity level	7
a single dose of	7
a systematic review of	7
the chain of transmission	7
used to describe the	7
droplet and contact precautions	7
been exposed to the	7
risk of exposure to	7
and contact in prevention	7
detection of fmdv rna	7
after the onset of	7
of an infected person	7
the effectiveness of the	7
disease in a population	7
average economic family size	7
of sars among medical	7
in the air and	7
to a lesser extent	7
how far droplets can	7
modes of transmission and	7
remain suspended in air	7
reducing the risk of	7
with the mother or	7
a large proportion of	7
transmission dynamics and control	7
been identified in breast	7
identified in breast milk	7
the mother and infant	7
via the airborne route	7
temporal dynamics in viral	6
can be transmitted by	6
rate with respect to	6
exposed to single patient	6
via droplets and aerosols	6
infected or colonized with	6
transmitted by the airborne	6
of influenza aboard a	6
morbidity and mortality in	6
breast milk or breastfeeding	6
use of n respirators	6
lack of sars transmission	6
for prevention and control	6
for airborne transmission of	6
patients with coronavirus disease	6
nosocomial infections surveillance system	6
to the putative virus	6
the world should face	6
at the point of	6
as soon as possible	6
preventing influenza among health	6
the lower respiratory tract	6
for preventing influenza among	6
and the potential for	6
of infectious disease transmission	6
exposure at a choir	6
and other respiratory viruses	6
should be based on	6
as well as in	6
data for good program	6
in the prevention of	6
mode of transmission is	6
may be associated with	6
scores allocated to the	6
influenza aboard a commercial	6
the presence of sars	6
at increased risk of	6
of avian influenza a	6
and other respiratory pathogens	6
of the infection control	6
larger average economic family	6
the breast milk of	6
in viral shedding and	6
students exposed to single	6
attack rate following exposure	6
role of particle size	6
our results indicate that	6
the nbd transmission function	6
detection of air and	6
and identification of the	6
the impact of the	6
have been implicated in	6
of the most common	6
neighbourhoods with a higher	6
transmission to the infant	6
there has been a	6
transmission dynamics of the	6
and health care worker	6
the dynamics of the	6
early stages of the	6
play a significant role	6
infants and young children	6
world should face the	6
in close contact with	6
in the indoor environment	6
the relationship between the	6
spread of the disease	6
protecting health care workers	6
based on epithelial modes	6
h n avian influenza	6
the presence of viral	6
single dose of nevirapine	6
recognition of aerosol transmission	6
the american academy of	6
laden droplets and aerosols	6
in breast milk of	6
of a patient with	6
hospital rooms of infected	6
it is possible that	6
group b streptococcal disease	6
following exposure at a	6
report of the who	6
infant transmission of hepatitis	6
transmission of the sars	6
sars in hong kong	6
of environmental factors on	6
measles outbreak in a	6
the nature of the	6
in the environment is	6
a direct transmission mechanism	6
the mother or parents	6
for prevention of transmission	6
dynamics in viral shedding	6
at a choir practice	6
and control programs in	6
of yellow fever virus	6
and the possibility of	6
of airborne infectious agents	6
households with multiple persons	6
of acute respiratory infections	6
may need to be	6
the transmission rate in	6
in the community and	6
disease prevention and control	6
in accordance with the	6
a role in the	6
for the length of	6
rooms of infected patients	6
role in the transmission	6
during the sars outbreak	6
and health care workers	6
contact with respiratory secretions	6
and surface contamination by	6
with a higher proportion	6
transmission in a hospital	6
remain in the air	6
respiratory syncytial virus infections	6
of measles in a	6
the start of the	6
routes of transmission for	6
with multiple persons per	6
aboard a commercial airliner	6
a community outbreak of	6
outbreak in a pediatric	6
risk for hiv transmission	6
rna has been detected	6
of the infectious period	6
signs and symptoms of	6
or a combination of	6
the fact that the	6
guidelines for prevention of	6
the spread of influenza	6
direct and indirect contact	6
rate following exposure at	6
and control of sars	6
upper respiratory tract and	6
the spatial distribution of	6
transmission through breast milk	6
exposure to infectious agents	6
that can be used	6
other potentially infectious material	6
outbreak of influenza aboard	6
can be described as	6
and transmissibility of covid	6
were more likely to	6
despite the use of	6
associated with the use	6
the mode of transmission	6
recommendations of the healthcare	6
breast milk transmission of	6
of the role of	6
important to note that	6
isolation precautions in hospitals	6
of infection control programs	6
or other potentially infectious	6
a health care setting	6
involvement of the epithelia	6
the role of particle	6
patients and health care	6
of sexually transmitted pathogens	6
the influence of the	6
of infants born to	6
of infectious diseases and	6
play an important role	6
should face the reality	6
cluster of sars among	6
be used for research	6
on the survival of	6
in the main text	6
of the effectiveness of	6
hbig and hbv vaccine	6
viral shedding and transmissibility	6
in the same room	6
ruminant and equine viruses	6
prior to symptom onset	6
droplet and aerosol transmission	6
the fetus and newborn	6
the health care facility	6
milk can be given	6
the total infectious period	6
shedding and transmissibility of	6
influenza among health care	6
within rows of the	6
the spread of sars	6
use of face masks	6
cleaning and disinfection of	6
respiratory syncytial virus infection	6
in the mother and	6
the potential for transmission	6
younger than year of	6
emphasizes the importance of	6
in the light of	6
of air and surface	6
chinese center for disease	6
at the population level	6
a contraindication to breastfeeding	6
evidence for transmission of	6
linger in the air	6
it is appropriate to	6
transmission rate with respect	6
size distribution of the	6
intensive care unit patients	6
the context of covid	6
of the virus to	6
influenza and other respiratory	6
transmission to healthcare workers	6
of sars transmission among	6
of households with multiple	6
and clinical characteristics of	6
move in indoor environments	6
china joint mission on	6
the posterior probability distribution	6
pediatric intensive care unit	6
on the viability of	6
an increase in the	6
the use of particulate	6
is the most important	6
air for prolonged periods	6
of the sars coronavirus	6
transmission of the viruses	6
increase the risk of	6
markov chain monte carlo	6
systematic review of the	6
be as high as	6
a positive association between	6
is not the case	6
for isolation precautions in	6
if the index is	6
of cases in the	6
the authors declare that	6
that there is a	6
of the healthcare infection	6
from symptom onset to	6
air and surface contamination	6
is characterized by a	6
with an increased risk	6
of the population is	6
in the case where	6
with the exception of	6
number of cases in	6
upper respiratory tract infection	6
sars and other respiratory	6
to years of age	6
of particle size in	6
at the start of	5
a function of the	5
in the current study	5
with or more transmissions	5
neighbourhoods with larger average	5
to weeks of age	5
respiratory syndrome coronavirus infection	5
maps and institutional affiliations	5
was defined as the	5
transmitted through breast milk	5
treatment of the mother	5
the management of occupational	5
of a respiratory illness	5
may have contributed to	5
expressed in terms of	5
health care worker protection	5
transmission of rhinovirus colds	5
infection from an asymptomatic	5
appropriate personal protective equipment	5
an important source of	5
a major cause of	5
preventing the transmission of	5
predicted by the homogeneous	5
guidelines for the management	5
natural history of the	5
transmission during cardiopulmonary resuscitation	5
features on transmission rate	5
us public health service	5
risk of infection in	5
in the home environment	5
over the course of	5
among health care personnel	5
the spread of an	5
of sars in hong	5
outbreak in hong kong	5
model with a frequency	5
donning and doffing of	5
associated with increased risk	5
characteristics of cases of	5
a source of infection	5
the community and in	5
as a biological weapon	5
the most important and	5
blood or other potentially	5
must be differentiated from	5
transmission rate in the	5
viral load in a	5
with suspected or confirmed	5
evidence of transmission of	5
and the tendency of	5
l x l x	5
data provided by facebook	5
source of infection for	5
for health care workers	5
types of clinical specimens	5
infected with novel coronavirus	5
disease dynamics in the	5
foot and mouth disease	5
the rate at which	5
average number of secondary	5
the facebook data for	5
the secondary attack rate	5
infection or disease in	5
a patient with a	5
the force of infection	5
contamination in sars outbreak	5
prone acute respiratory infections	5
air conditioning in restaurant	5
the assumption that the	5
early transmission dynamics in	5
the risk of exposure	5
in human exhaled breath	5
decrease the risk of	5
delivery of health care	5
younger than years old	5
virus families may be	5
the importance of the	5
accepted article this article	5
the infant should be	5
cannot be ruled out	5
and months of age	5
prevention and control in	5
from mother to child	5
are responsible for the	5
human transmission once an	5
west nile virus illness	5
breast milk should be	5
cluster of cases of	5
across a range of	5
ebola virus disease in	5
is determined by the	5
size in aerosolised pathogen	5
hospitalized patients with covid	5
in a variety of	5
a review of new	5
be used to estimate	5
once an outbreak is	5
no information is available	5
hiv transmission via breastfeeding	5
are transmitted by the	5
transmit via the fecal	5
spatial variation in mixing	5
of infectious diseases in	5
an infected person to	5
health care workers and	5
effects of temperature and	5
on the presence of	5
are known to be	5
of passively acquired antibodies	5
surveillance and control programs	5
patients with middle east	5
this is not possible	5
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