"high transmissibility" is a correct and usable phrase in written English.
You can use it to describe a situation in which something can be easily, quickly, or widely spread, such as a virus, an idea, or a method. For example, "The new strain of virus has a high transmissibility, resulting in a rapid spread among the population."
SDRM transmission ratios were high for SDRMs with high transmissibility (e.g. 0.727 for T215Rev, Table 1); however, precision was low for SDRMs with low prevalence in treatment-failing patients: N83D has a high transmission ratio (0.165) but was only found in one drug-naive and five treatment-failing patients, with large CI.
In our model, the highest potential for spread via catching-team visits was associated with outbreaks of HPAI virus with high transmissibility (R0 ~25 30), in large broiler flocks, under FD transmission.
This large, long-term study provides strong evidence for differences in transmission patterns and virulence between the M. tuberculosis lineages, particularly high transmissibility and virulence for lineages 2 and 3 and low transmissibility and virulence for lineage-1, which are unrelated to drug resistance, HIV infection, or host sub-population.
Given low reproductive numbers for two different strains but relatively high transmissibility for double infection as in Figure 11, the critical efficiency of single transmission from double infection for cyclical epidemics is ϕ a 0 = ϕ b 0 = 4.0 for immunity that lasts for one month or ϕ a 0 = ϕ b 0 = 9.2 for lifelong immunity.
Horton (1945) demonstrated that high transmissibility (as evidenced by infiltration capacity) leads to low drainage density, high base flow and a resultant low magnitude peak flow.
Smallpox is the most feared of all biowarfare pathogens, primarily due to its high transmissibility versus other pathogens whose etiologic affects are episodic.
Comparison of the manipulators is carried out based on a multi-objective optimization approach, which aims to maximize the workspace of high transmissibility and stiffness over a regular workspace.
This tendency may suggest high transmissibility potential for some specific members of Beijing family [17].
Influenza A is one of the major threats to human and animal health due to its high transmissibility, and the potentially severe morbidity and mortality among susceptible hosts.
Any delay in introduction will push the epidemic out of the high transmissibility season and thus reduce the total number of cases.
Our results are consistent with previous reports on the high transmissibility of CRISPR and their association with plasmids, megaplasmids and even prophages.
