Sentence examples for higher transmissibility from inspiring English sources

We focused on diseases with higher transmissibility and different transmission routes, using shigellosis (fecal-oral transmission) and rubella (respiratory-transmission with vaccine available) diseases, to study the influence of these factors on the proportion of asymptomatic cases identified.

An important caveat is that a delay in inevitable local transmission of a pandemic virus may not be desirable if it would defer local transmission into a season associated with higher transmissibility such as the winter in temperate regions [ 12], or if it led to importation and local transmission of antiviral resistant strains [ 17].

Second, outlier detection within drug class: an SDRM found more often in drug-naive patients than expected from prevalence in treatment-failing patients, meaning it is found above the regression line, suggests that its prevalence in drug-naive patients increased by onward transmission among drug-naive patients, indicating higher transmissibility than other DRMs to the same drug class.

This study is particularly pertinent as it shows that a virus of lower pathogenicity but higher transmissibility has greater impact on humanity than a highly pathogenic, but poorly transmissible virus.

This fitness may be expressed either as increased carriage duration or as higher transmissibility.

Further, we show that strains with higher transmissibility may be constrained if a corresponding reduction in seeding rate is assigned.

During exposure to fore-and-aft floor vibration, the head motion occurred mostly in the mid-sagittal plane; a rigid grip on the handrail resulted in higher transmissibilities than a light grip.

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.