Sentence examples for level of transmissibility from inspiring English sources

1E and 1F indicate that non-disruptive suppression is significantly more effective, with each level of transmissibility possessing a suppression strength at which the benefits of non-disruptive suppression are the most substantial.

However, limited transmission under such restricted circumstances does not indicate that the virus has gained the level of transmissibility among humans necessary to cause a pandemic.

The biology of SARS and its low level of transmissibility seem to be the main reasons for the low risk for contagion in children.

More than 15 years after this outbreak, other avian H5N1 virus strains have not acquired the level of transmissibility and replication required to cause a human pandemic.

This growth advantage can be beneficial in maintaining a high level of transmissibility between hosts, which is consistent with increasing numbers of infections with prn-negative isolates identified in Australia and elsewhere.

Good agricultural vaccines provide protection from disease despite lack of a close antigenic match between the vaccine and circulating strain and reduce the virus load below the level of transmissibility.

Different curves in a plot correspond to different levels of transmissibility.

Chronic wasting disease (CWD) of cervids is a prion disease distinguished by high levels of transmissibility, wherein bodily fluids and excretions are thought to play an important role.

If 24 weeks of distancing occurs, with only a low to moderate reduction in contacts (38% or less), it is not possible to bring treatment requirements below 20% regardless of what proportion of the population engages in distancing measures for high levels of transmissibility (R0 = 2.0; 31%, IQR = 29.2 – 33.5%).

In this paper, the level of "power transmissibility" is used to assess the performance of vibration isolators, and the level of the "vibration velocity transmissibility" of the supporting floor structure, the "mounted vibration velocity", and the "mounted rotational velocity level" of the vibratory machine are proposed to assess the stability of the vibratory system with various inertia blocks.

Isolates belonging to the CAS1_DELHI sub-lineage should be fully characterized with regards to their level of virulence, transmissibility and mutability to determine if they share certain characteristics with the hypervirulent and highly transmissible Beijing lineage.