Sentence examples for diffusion of the epidemic from inspiring English sources
Significant differences can be detected in the spatial diffusion of the epidemic (see Figure 1).
Using the method at the regional level also provides an additional means to follow the spatial diffusion of the epidemic wave on the basis of a robust and powerful sample of pharmacies distributed all over the country.
This reflects differences in the diffusion of the smoking epidemic (Lopez et al, 1994), in which higher smoking rates are first observed among subjects of higher socioeconomic status.
The objective of this study was to evaluate the characteristics of diffusion of the first dengue epidemic that occurred in the city of Salvador in 1995.
Twitter corpus was also suggested as a source of information that can be applied in monitoring the diffusion of an epidemic disease such as seasonal influenza [11].
A further analysis (shown in Text S1) has revealed that, if the risk of infection is overestimated during the early phases of the epidemic, the diffusion of the virus would be slowed down (thus gaining time for vaccine production).
Our results show that cross-diffusion has also a significant impact on the coexistence of the epidemic model.
We compared a variety of summary measures such as the probability of having a large outbreak, the epidemic evolution (attack rate, basic reproductive number, peak day, proportion of infected by age) and the spatial diffusion, i.e., the average distance from the seed area for individuals infected since the start of the epidemic as a function of time.
If we consider the current epidemic of lung cancer, for example, there is no doubt that it is attributable to the diffusion of the habit of tobacco smoking.
The tendency is either excessive restraint (Europe) or a diffusion of the effort (the United States).
