Sentence examples for timing of spread from inspiring English sources

By analyzing the 2009 2010 Influenza-Like Illness (ILI) incidence in Italy, as reported to the national surveillance system, the hypothesis appears plausible that spontaneous behavioral changes have played a role in the pandemic, contributing to change the timing of spread and the transmissibility potential.

Recent work relying on large-scale transmission models has explored the ability of these approaches to predict the timing of spread of the 2009 A/H1N1 influenza pandemic around the world [ 68].

In a prospective multicentre study, Dreier et al. [ 73] assessed the incidence and timing of spreading depolarisations and DCI after SAH.

We performed a new analysis of the raw ECoG data of the patients included in a former study on malignant hemispheric stroke (Dohmen et al., 2008), focusing now on timing of spreading depolarization events.

The purpose of the model is risk evaluation, not forecasting the exact route and timing of the spread.

The timing of the spread of Homo heidelbergensis is dominated by a relative climatic and environmental stability and points to a landscape dominated by savannah-like open woodland.

The rate of increase is related to the timing of epidemic spread, and varies between countries giving a range, in 2005, of 6% (Mozambique) to 17% (Uganda).

The geographic distributions of HIV-infected FPDs were plotted on a map (MapInfo Professional, version 6.5; Pitney Bowes Software Inc., Troy, New York) using county level data, with the midpoint of the ≤2 year cohort used to estimate the timing of HIV spread across different counties.

In our global model, windows of increased immigration map to the seasonal timing of epidemic spread, while windows of increased emigration map to epidemic decline.

The intensity of the phenomenon varied in various experiments and the authors hypothesize that the differences might have been due to the timing of virus spread or differences in the local immune responses [ 20].

Because intracellular bacteria and mitochondria are co-inherited through the egg cytoplasm, mtDNA can give insight into inherited bacteria transmission patterns, the timing of the spread of an infection, and also the source of infection [ 11- 13].