Interestingly, our model attributed a relatively small proportion of ILI visits to RSV a proportion that dropped further in the Dutch data sensitivity analysis when limiting the model period to seasons with discrete (rather than overlapping) RSV and influenza epidemics.
Secondly, both of our statistical models attribute a substantial amount of the variance to the random factor 'day' (see Tables 3 and 4).
Wild ducks also pose a potential health risk to humans, with reported Campylobacter carriage rates ranging from 13%to75%5%, although models attribute a low proportion of human disease to environmental sources (Luechtefeld et al., 1980; Pacha et al., 1988; Obiri-Danso and Jones, 1999; Fallacara et al., 2001; Wilson et al., 2008; Sheppard et al., 2009).
Using the simulated data obtained from 5,000 trials, we extracted the set of trials that the model attributed to a particular location and identified the mean stimulus presented on those trials.
The model attributed 148,000 249,000 respiratory deaths to influenza in an average pre-pandemic season, with only 19% in persons <65 y.
Indeed, a Harvard math professor has recently determined that the "rationale model" attributed to Keynes, Smith and "business" is anything but rationale.
The model attributed 83% (i.e. 2,955 per 100,000) of the ILI cases to influenza.
Of these visits, the model attributed 78% (i.e. 676 per 100,000) to influenza.
Implementation of a more complex parameterization, such as Model AS, attributed a small, although negligible, amount of the simulated variability to the paternally inherited effects.
Our previous interpretation of Cph1Δ primary reverse reaction dynamics was based on a homogeneous model that attributed a "broadened" spectrum to the Lumi-F primary photoproduct in comparison with the Pfr ground state.
