Sentence examples for infectious peak from inspiring English sources

Different pathogens have different characteristics, the infectious peak for SARS cases is observed after the onset of symptoms, whereas the infection associated with the influenza virus begins a few hours before the onset of symptoms [ 12- 15] and the viremia of dengue begins one day before the onset of febrile symptoms [ 1, 20].

Thus, meteorological anomalies two or eight weeks prior could be used as valid references to detect abnormalities during infectious disease peak periods.

Titers of infectious virus peak during the first 24 72 h of illness (10 10 50% tissue culture infective dose [TCID50]/mL nasopharyngeal wash) and decline within several days, with titers usually low or undetectable by day 5. Shedding in highly immunocompromised persons may last weeks to months.

The incidence of infectious diseases peaks in very young children between 0 and 4 years old, with 1731 infections per 1000 children per year.

The incidence of all infectious diseases peaks in children between 0 and 4 years, with 1731 infections per 1000 children per year in the yearly contact group.

We quantified parameter sensitivity on model predictions for the number of infectious birds at peak prevalence (peak of the epidemic curve) and cumulative number of dead birds during the epidemic.

Note that the maximum number of infectious (at the peak) is different for different distances.

Considering that the mean day of death in animals that succumb from TCRV infection is ∼12 days, with a range of 10 20 days, it is not surprising to see peak infectious TCRV loads at day 12. Notably, the day-12 analysis is likely an underestimate of the viral burden since the 3 sickest animals had succumbed prior to the time of sample collection.

Earlier NPI implementation can reduce the magnitude of infectious at the peak, which relieves some of the burden on hospitals and other health care infrastructures.

However, epidemics with higher growth rates for any latent and infectious periods increased peak absenteeism by >10% when no action was taken.

A widespread and potentially lethal human infectious disease, at its peak malaria infested every continent, except Antarctica.