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This study distinguishes three basic underlying mechanisms through which peer effects in the diffusion of innovation occur: information transmission, experience sharing, and externalities.

Bacterial symbionts transferred to the next host generation via the egg (vertical transmission) experience population bottlenecks upon transmission and few opportunities for recombination [ 17].

Compared with free-living bacteria, symbionts that undergo strict vertical transmission experience some important differences in lifestyle, including population bottlenecks every generation from vertical transmission, further restriction by the population size of hosts, and asexuality (Moran 1996; Mira and Moran 2002).

The participants' views regarding different aspects of flu (cause, contagiousness, mode of transmission, etc.…) were globally congruent with scientific knowledge, built on family transmission, experience, recurring information in the media during the flu period, and confirmation of auto-diagnosis by a medical diagnosis.

Hence, when a transmission experiences collision, the neighbor devices which locate in the transmission range of both the sender and receiver can monitor the unsuccessful transmission.

β is given in decibels per wall and represents the attenuation a transmission experiences due to the (e.g., brick) exterior wall of a building.

In particular, if the SNR is equal to the CFO-induced SIR, we can expect that the transmission experiences a performance degradation of 3 dB compared to the interference-free case.

It therefore follows that over a third of transmission experienced by an ITN user cannot be prevented by the individual effects of further domestic interventions.

This small gap in protective coverage 28 typically represents at least half of the residual transmission experienced by LLIN users in Africa, even without assuming any induced change in vector population composition or behavior: As depicted in Figure 2, an average of 55% of LLIN user exposure to members of the Anopheles gambiae complex is estimated to occur outdoors and 66% for Anopheles funestus.

In addition, we observe that the number of transmissions experienced by nodes using HBA is about 50% more than that of the tree-based algorithm.

This is due to the potentially large number of re-transmissions experienced by the tree-based protocol in a mobile network.