Sentence examples for temporal epidemics from inspiring English sources

In the spatial dimension, they drive geographic endemism [ 1, 2]; in time they structure temporal epidemics [ 3, 23]; and habitat preference is determined by the presence of phage-encoded pathogenicity factors [ 4].

An efficient, generic and simple to use Markov chain Monte Carlo (MCMC) algorithm for partially observed temporal epidemic models is introduced.

Understanding the mechanism(s) responsible for adaptation of arboviruses to a new vector may enhance our ability to predict spatial and temporal epidemic risks, and to direct vector control efforts towards specific arthropods, and so will enhance our ability to reduce the incidence of these diseases.

Spatio-temporal epidemic curves revealed three phases in the epidemic: dispersal, local spread and disease fade out.

Whilst the UK 2001 FMD (foot-and-mouth disease) outbreak provides an extremely rich source of spatio-temporal epidemic data, it is not clear how the models and parameters from the UK can be translated to other scenarios.

In a spatially extended setting, even relatively small levels of fear-inspired flight can have a dramatic impact on spatio-temporal epidemic dynamics.

For plant diseases spread by the horticultural and ornamental trade, there is the challenge of developing spatio-temporal epidemic simulations integrating network data.

Different factors have been reported to drive the spatial and temporal correlations of epidemics: population movements and environmental factors such as climate or weather conditions (5, 30, 31 ).

They show that the invasion trees and spatio-temporal evolution of epidemics are similar in both census and mobile phone extracted networks of commuters (see Figure 23).

Mathematical models can help elucidate the spatio-temporal dynamics of epidemics as well as the impact of control measures.

Outbreaks vary in their temporal progressions or epidemic curves.