Sentence examples for infectious time from inspiring English sources

For both network topologies in our example, the maximal epidemic duration roughly doubles between the constant and the exponential distributed infectious time based models.

In order to quantify the importance of host immunity and Bd growth-rate at these two different temperatures, we profiled the prevalence and intensity of Bd burdens in frogs over a 42-day infectious time course.

If, however, the initial infected host is in patch 0, it is expected to spend slightly less of the infectious time in patch 1 due to a waiting period before traveling there.

In general, the earliest infectious time for pandemic (H1N1) 2009 was considered as 1 day before illness onset (19 ).

We prove that a particular pair-based moment closure representation generates the expected infectious time series for networks with no cycles in the underlying graph.

Transmission depends on many additional factors, including infectious time prior to TB diagnosis and in persons who default treatment, which are amenable to other types of interventions.

Since models making the assumption of exponential distributed infectious times were not able to mimic these observed patterns, Keeling and Grenfell [3], [6] tested constant sojourn times and provided simulations characterized by increasing persistence and therefore closer to observations.

After 90% of the C. jejuni rats no longer had detectable C. jejuni in the stool, they were considered to be in the post-infectious time period.

Furthermore, we define the indicator X f,k (t) to be equal to 1 if k is infectious at time t and to 0 otherwise.

The risk that a susceptible individual would become infectious between time t and t+1 was given by the Reed-Frost stochastic model formula 15 where =the risk that a susceptible individual becomes infected in the next time interval, p= the probability that two specific individuals come into effective contact and  = the number of infectious individuals at timet.

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