<p>X-axis represents strata of cluster-associated dengue cases and y-axis shows estimated time for cluster duration. Labels on y-axis denote: 1 = 1 month and less, 2 = exceeding 1 month with maximum 2 months, 3 = more than 2 months with maximum 3 months. Each bar in both panels represents percent of dengue clusters> = 10 that require corresponding duration (y-axis) for cluster management given strata of dengue cases (x-axis) in respective clusters. Left panel shows percentage distribution of dengue clusters> = 10 corresponding to cluster duration and cases in non-epidemic years. Right panel shows percentage distribution of dengue clusters> = 10 corresponding to cluster duration and cases in epidemic years (2004, 2005, and 2007).</p
<p>Notes: The graph shows the percentage of reported episodes in each 10-year age category, from 0–9...
<p>(A) Weekly case counts are shown as bar plot (above) and by census tract (each row is a tract and...
<p>(<b>A</b>) 2005 and (<b>B</b>) 2007 epidemics are shown by epidemic stage (early, middle, late).<...
<p>Bold solid red line in each box indicates median number of cases in each respective year. Epidemi...
<p>Temporal distribution of dengue cases (depicting bar) and incidence rates (depicting line) for di...
<p>Shaded area depicts total reported dengue cases, dotted line represents total cluster-associated ...
<p>Laboratory case definition and date of illness onset were compiled as indicated. Only one date pe...
<p>Box-plots showing the seasonal distribution of dengue cases for the different periods: A: 1993–19...
<p>The x-axis indicates the days passed since symptom onset of the index case until symptom onset of...
<p>The table also contains the average period (days) of vector clusters precedence related to spatia...
<p>Upper panel shows (a) relative risks of dengue cases as functions of dengue surveillance at 2-mon...
Averages and ranges of parameter values by year and pattern are presented in S2 Table. Patterns were...
Description of dengue infected community in the cluster, stratified by post-enrollment (PED) or at-e...
<p>Distribution of the number of clinical dengue episodes over the months of the year during the RV1...
<p>The time distribution of dengue fever cases and signals between 2009 and 2012 in China.</p
<p>Notes: The graph shows the percentage of reported episodes in each 10-year age category, from 0–9...
<p>(A) Weekly case counts are shown as bar plot (above) and by census tract (each row is a tract and...
<p>(<b>A</b>) 2005 and (<b>B</b>) 2007 epidemics are shown by epidemic stage (early, middle, late).<...
<p>Bold solid red line in each box indicates median number of cases in each respective year. Epidemi...
<p>Temporal distribution of dengue cases (depicting bar) and incidence rates (depicting line) for di...
<p>Shaded area depicts total reported dengue cases, dotted line represents total cluster-associated ...
<p>Laboratory case definition and date of illness onset were compiled as indicated. Only one date pe...
<p>Box-plots showing the seasonal distribution of dengue cases for the different periods: A: 1993–19...
<p>The x-axis indicates the days passed since symptom onset of the index case until symptom onset of...
<p>The table also contains the average period (days) of vector clusters precedence related to spatia...
<p>Upper panel shows (a) relative risks of dengue cases as functions of dengue surveillance at 2-mon...
Averages and ranges of parameter values by year and pattern are presented in S2 Table. Patterns were...
Description of dengue infected community in the cluster, stratified by post-enrollment (PED) or at-e...
<p>Distribution of the number of clinical dengue episodes over the months of the year during the RV1...
<p>The time distribution of dengue fever cases and signals between 2009 and 2012 in China.</p
<p>Notes: The graph shows the percentage of reported episodes in each 10-year age category, from 0–9...
<p>(A) Weekly case counts are shown as bar plot (above) and by census tract (each row is a tract and...
<p>(<b>A</b>) 2005 and (<b>B</b>) 2007 epidemics are shown by epidemic stage (early, middle, late).<...