Publication date
August 2013
DOIAbstract
<p>Flow diagram showing the flux of edges for the -th contact type for a disease which has multiple modes of transmission.</p
<p>Flow diagram showing the flux of edges for the -th contact type for a disease which has multiple modes of transmission.</p
<p>Flow of transmission is depicted through two generations of infection in a multi-type branching p...
The transmission model divides the population into 9 states (Treated High Risk, Treated Low Risk, Ch...
<p>Solid arrows represent transfer orientation of population (the department from one subclass and i...
<p>Flow diagrams for a disease with several infected stages. When a disease progresses through sever...
<p>, and are the variables describing susceptible hosts, infected hosts, and pathogen (i.e. virus)...
The white boxes represent the different health states of pigs. The grey boxes represent the differen...
<p>, , and are the variables describing uninfected cells, infected cells, and infectious virus. Uni...
<p>Flow diagram for a network with directed and nondirected edges. We consider the two edge types se...
<p>Schematic diagram summarizing the pathways of immune response involved in the host-parasite relat...
<p>The main transmission pathways are: (1) Spillover transmission to humans by direct contact with a...
<p>Flow diagram depicting the derivation of the Infectious Diseases Trials Dataset.</p
<p>The upper part of the figure models the flow of individual compartments. The transfer rate from s...
<p>The filled ellipse represents host species A (the major host), and the filled rectangle represent...
<p>Rounded rectangles correspond to compartments and ellipses to factors influencing the transition ...
<p>This figure shows a graphical representation of the model pathways. The model has a layer for eac...
<p>Flow of transmission is depicted through two generations of infection in a multi-type branching p...
The transmission model divides the population into 9 states (Treated High Risk, Treated Low Risk, Ch...
<p>Solid arrows represent transfer orientation of population (the department from one subclass and i...
<p>Flow diagrams for a disease with several infected stages. When a disease progresses through sever...
<p>, and are the variables describing susceptible hosts, infected hosts, and pathogen (i.e. virus)...
The white boxes represent the different health states of pigs. The grey boxes represent the differen...
<p>, , and are the variables describing uninfected cells, infected cells, and infectious virus. Uni...
<p>Flow diagram for a network with directed and nondirected edges. We consider the two edge types se...
<p>Schematic diagram summarizing the pathways of immune response involved in the host-parasite relat...
<p>The main transmission pathways are: (1) Spillover transmission to humans by direct contact with a...
<p>Flow diagram depicting the derivation of the Infectious Diseases Trials Dataset.</p
<p>The upper part of the figure models the flow of individual compartments. The transfer rate from s...
<p>The filled ellipse represents host species A (the major host), and the filled rectangle represent...
<p>Rounded rectangles correspond to compartments and ellipses to factors influencing the transition ...
<p>This figure shows a graphical representation of the model pathways. The model has a layer for eac...
<p>Flow of transmission is depicted through two generations of infection in a multi-type branching p...
The transmission model divides the population into 9 states (Treated High Risk, Treated Low Risk, Ch...
<p>Solid arrows represent transfer orientation of population (the department from one subclass and i...
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