Sentence examples for transmissibility value from inspiring English sources

All airborne pathogens have a transmissibility value within this range; 0 = no transmission, and 1 = every contact leads to transmission.

Each parameter set consists of a transmissibility value (typically represented using the reproduction number), and the infectious and incubation periods.

In any given network exists a critical transmissibility value, T c, which indicates whether a large-scale epidemic is probable.

First, we grouped epidemics with the same disease model parameters (transmissibility value, incubation and infectious period distributions).

The transmissibility value assumed for a mildly contagious disease (T = 0.075) in Figures 3– 5 in the main text was based on the following analysis.

In keeping with Cooper et al [ 4], we assumed the probability of a HCW contaminating their hands, or a patient becoming colonized, after each HCW-patient contact (i.e. the transmissibility value) to be 0.1.

This study also clarified the requirements for reliably quantifying transmissibility values used as references for calibrating the system models.

The body postures of the subjects modified both the width of the resonant bands and the transmissibility values.

Transmissibility values were selected to produce epidemics similar to and more severe than seasonal influenza.

Although the oxygen permeability values (Dk value) of most Cos-CLs are provided, the oxygen transmissibility values (Dk/t value) are not disclosed.

In the left panel of Figure 7, we show the average and standard deviation of outbreak sizes over the range of transmissibility values below the epidemic threshold.