transmission dynamics
collocation in Englishmeaningsoftransmissionanddynamics
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transmission
noun
uk/trænzˈmɪʃ.ən/us/trænˈsmɪʃ.ən/
the process of broadcasting or sending out something by radio or television, on the internet, etc., or something that is broadcast or sent ...
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dynamics
noun
uk/daɪˈnæm.ɪks/us/daɪˈnæm.ɪks/
forces that ...
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This implies that more insight can be obtained into causative mechanisms underlying thetransmissiondynamicsof the pathogen.
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However, thetransmissiondynamicsof many bacterial infections are much slower, more variable, and less easy to keep track of.
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This finding reflects that this population is at risk of developing both infectious diseases and that both diseases are probably subject to similartransmissiondynamics.
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The assumption that the epidemic processes have ended before the end of the experiment may be justified for viral infections with relatively fasttransmissiondynamics.
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Several aspects of the biology of the life history stages are described with emphasis on thetransmissiondynamicsof the free-living stages.
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The stochastic nature of parasitetransmissiondynamicsmay eliminate otherwise fit parasite genotypes from isolated populations.
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The inherent complexities of studying parasitetransmissiondynamicsin natural multi-host systems have limited our understanding of host-parasite community ecology.
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These observations taken together suggest that there is a potentially complex relationship between viral genetic variation, infection/ disease andtransmissiondynamics.
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This facilitates new approaches to investigate parasitetransmissiondynamicswithout interacting with the populations of wild or domesticated definitive hosts.
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Because many of these parasites infect multiple host species, inter-specific interactions among hosts potentially play an important role in parasitetransmissiondynamicsin ungulate communities.
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Despite this variation in hormone-host-parasite interactions, the common outcome is aggregated tick distributions amongst host populations, with significant consequences for parasitetransmissiondynamics.
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Vaccination of schoolgirls has very little effect on thetransmissiondynamicsas immunization occurs after a significant proportion of the population are already immune.
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Thus, more studies of natural populations with microsatellite markers are required to further our understanding of schistosome genetic structure andtransmissiondynamics.
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In each case, maximum-likelihood methods are used to fit models with different sources of heterogeneity of thetransmissiondynamicsto the observed data.
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Such overall changes in species composition and abundance will, no doubt, affect parasitetransmissiondynamics.
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The transition between different groups depends on thetransmissiondynamicsof the system.
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These equations have been used to make deductions about thetransmissiondynamicsof the parasite.
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Estimating pneumococcal carriagetransmissiondynamicswithin the household, shedding some light on its mechanism of acquisition and on the duration of carriage.
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