Relative risk of infection conditional on exposure (dashed) and of disease conditional on infection (solid) for seropositive (red) and seronegative (blue) individuals of different ages.

Proportion of within household and community infections in pandemic and non-pandemic years and the distribution of the number of susceptible individuals in non-pandemic year.

Kin On Kwok (348164)
Gabriel M. Leung (91316)
Steven Riley (31524)

February 2013

Proportion of within-household (blue) and community (red) infections in the first six months of p...

Relationship between vaccine efficacy against severe RV-GE and the proportion of infections that are primary or secondary, by age group.

Benjamin A. Lopman (144634)
Virginia E. Pitzer (143006)
Rajiv Sarkar (144636)
Beryl Gladstone (144639)
Manish Patel (45332)
John Glasser (144641)
Manoj Gambhir (70469)
Christina Atchison (144642)
Bryan T. Grenfell (44234)
W. John Edmunds (28055)
Gagandeep Kang (144643)
Umesh D. Parashar (143035)

August 2012

In high (black points) and middle (green points) SES VE remains stable across age groups, despite...

Odds of internally caused case over time by area.

Andrew S. Azman (121645)
Francisco J. Luquero (121649)
Amabelia Rodrigues (52773)
Pedro Pablo Palma (121656)
Rebecca F. Grais (38515)
Cunhate Na Banga (121660)
Bryan T. Grenfell (44234)
Justin Lessler (116180)

November 2012

Odds of a case being caused internally (i.e. as a result of other cases in that area) vs. externa...

Relative risk of disease, RRdis, as a function of age and serostatus (blue: seronegative, red: seropositive) estimated from vaccine trial data [16].

T. Alex Perkins (443004)
Robert C. Reiner Jr. (736298)
Guido España (3368603)
Quirine A. ten Bosch (107549)
Amit Verma (78661)
Kelly A. Liebman (182085)
Valerie A. Paz-Soldan (577337)
John P. Elder (261735)
Amy C. Morrison (108730)
Steven T. Stoddard (167457)
Uriel Kitron (119769)
Gonzalo M. Vazquez-Prokopec (144131)
Thomas W. Scott (102260)
David L. Smith (23030)

April 2019

Each line represents a distinct random draw from the distribution of these relationships. Black circ...

The relative risk of infection given parameters of centrality.

Dan Yamin (567824)
Arieh Gavious (567825)
Eyal Solnik (567826)
Nadav Davidovitch (567827)
Ran D. Balicer (199511)
Alison P. Galvani (42462)
Joseph S. Pliskin (567828)

May 2014

The mean and 95% confidence interval of relative risk of infection for an individual compared to ...

Serolgy and risk of infection by age.

Stefano Merler (42326)
Marco Ajelli (42327)
Barbara Camilloni (467700)
Simona Puzelli (246701)
Antonino Bella (53719)
Maria Cristina Rota (467701)
Alberto Eugenio Tozzi (228755)
Maurizio Muraca (467702)
Marcello Meledandri (467703)
Anna Maria Iorio (467704)
Isabella Donatelli (246707)
Caterina Rizzo (38390)

October 2013

(A) Pre-pandemic seroprevalence (green), post-pandemic seroprevalence (red) and difference betwee...

The relationships between total number of confirmed cases and transmission coefficient and self-protection coefficient (here the smaller value of self-protection coefficient, the lower probability of being infected).

Zhi-Qiang Xia (839210)
Juan Zhang (48597)
Ya-Kui Xue (839211)
Gui-Quan Sun (213986)
Zhen Jin (124805)

December 2015

The relationships between total number of confirmed cases and transmission coefficient and self-p...

Number and proportion of subjects with potential risk factors by seropositive status.

Kalwaje Eshwara Vandana (3173964)
Chiranjay Mukhopadhyay (392593)
Chaitanya Tellapragada (3173961)
Asha Kamath (741137)
Meghan Tipre (3173970)
Vinod Bhat (3173967)
Nalini Sathiakumar (63426)

April 2016

Number and proportion of subjects with potential risk factors by seropositive status.</p

Relative susceptibility to infection.

Stefano Merler (42326)
Marco Ajelli (42327)
Barbara Camilloni (467700)
Simona Puzelli (246701)
Antonino Bella (53719)
Maria Cristina Rota (467701)
Alberto Eugenio Tozzi (228755)
Maurizio Muraca (467702)
Marcello Meledandri (467703)
Anna Maria Iorio (467704)
Isabella Donatelli (246707)
Caterina Rizzo (38390)

October 2013

(A) Average value of the age-specific susceptibility to infection in age groups 5–14 years, 15–64...

Relation between the proportion of susceptibles and FOI (obtained from our model).

Takahiro Nemoto (719613)
Maite Aubry (336527)
Yoann Teissier (8544717)
Richard Paul (279997)
Van-Mai Cao-Lormeau (261219)
Henrik Salje (589157)
Simon Cauchemez (112408)

October 2022

(A) FOI as a function of the fraction of the susceptibles to primary and secondary infections for ch...

Age-adjusted seroprevalence in community and school surveys (all children) by transmission intensity.

Jennifer C. Stevenson (470907)
Gillian H. Stresman (470908)
Caroline W. Gitonga (231099)
Jonathan Gillig (470909)
Chrispin Owaga (470910)
Elizabeth Marube (470911)
Wycliffe Odongo (470912)
Albert Okoth (470913)
Pauline China (470914)
Robin Oriango (470915)
Simon J. Brooker (139017)
Teun Bousema (79969)
Chris Drakeley (79962)
Jonathan Cox (207677)

October 2013

The age-adjusted community seroconversion curves (solid) and school aged population (dashed lines...

Exploration of the full range of plausible values of the relative risk of reinfection parameters.

Isaac Mwangi Wangari (4993871)
James Trauer (3405701)
Lewi Stone (244372)

November 2018

All panels show equilibrium prevalence as a function of the transmission coefficient β. From left to...

Relative infection risk as a function of adherence for high-risk contacts under the cumulative probability model for three different behavior patterns ( = number of partners, = number of contacts per partner with condom use, = number of contacts per partner without condom use), assuming a true per-contact relative risk of and 50% adherence for low-risk contacts.

Marijn de Bruin (309168)
Wolfgang Viechtbauer (309170)

February 2013

Relative infection risk as a function of adherence for high-risk contacts under the cumulative pr...

Model predictions for the probability that an infection with a given clearance half-life is resistant.

Lisa J. White (101780)
Jennifer A. Flegg (371326)
Aung Pyae Phyo (232872)
Ja Hser Wiladpai-ngern (731047)
Delia Bethell (221145)
Christopher Plowe (731048)
Tim Anderson (374303)
Standwell Nkhoma (271234)
Shalini Nair (269765)
Rupam Tripura (731049)
Kasia Stepniewska (74266)
Wirichada Pan-Ngum (2583205)
Kamolrat Silamut (140501)
Ben S. Cooper (125462)
Yoel Lubell (88683)
Elizabeth A. Ashley (237173)
Chea Nguon (161886)
François Nosten (17237)
Nicholas J. White (35779)
Arjen M. Dondorp (140509)

April 2015

This relationship is predicted to be dependent on the underlying proportion of ‘resistant’ infect...

On the relationship between mean antibody level, seroprotection and clinical protection from influenza

Nauta, JJP
Beyer, Walter
Osterhaus, Ab

January 2009

For many vaccines the amount of antibodies induced has a positive correlation with the likelihood of...

Proportion of within household and community infections in pandemic and non-pandemic years and the distribution of the number of susceptible individuals in non-pandemic year.

Kin On Kwok (348164)
Gabriel M. Leung (91316)
Steven Riley (31524)

February 2013

Proportion of within-household (blue) and community (red) infections in the first six months of p...

Relationship between vaccine efficacy against severe RV-GE and the proportion of infections that are primary or secondary, by age group.

Benjamin A. Lopman (144634)
Virginia E. Pitzer (143006)
Rajiv Sarkar (144636)
Beryl Gladstone (144639)
Manish Patel (45332)
John Glasser (144641)
Manoj Gambhir (70469)
Christina Atchison (144642)
Bryan T. Grenfell (44234)
W. John Edmunds (28055)
Gagandeep Kang (144643)
Umesh D. Parashar (143035)

August 2012

In high (black points) and middle (green points) SES VE remains stable across age groups, despite...

Odds of internally caused case over time by area.

Andrew S. Azman (121645)
Francisco J. Luquero (121649)
Amabelia Rodrigues (52773)
Pedro Pablo Palma (121656)
Rebecca F. Grais (38515)
Cunhate Na Banga (121660)
Bryan T. Grenfell (44234)
Justin Lessler (116180)

November 2012

Odds of a case being caused internally (i.e. as a result of other cases in that area) vs. externa...

Relative risk of disease, RRdis, as a function of age and serostatus (blue: seronegative, red: seropositive) estimated from vaccine trial data [16].

T. Alex Perkins (443004)
Robert C. Reiner Jr. (736298)
Guido España (3368603)
Quirine A. ten Bosch (107549)
Amit Verma (78661)
Kelly A. Liebman (182085)
Valerie A. Paz-Soldan (577337)
John P. Elder (261735)
Amy C. Morrison (108730)
Steven T. Stoddard (167457)
Uriel Kitron (119769)
Gonzalo M. Vazquez-Prokopec (144131)
Thomas W. Scott (102260)
David L. Smith (23030)

April 2019

Each line represents a distinct random draw from the distribution of these relationships. Black circ...

The relative risk of infection given parameters of centrality.

Dan Yamin (567824)
Arieh Gavious (567825)
Eyal Solnik (567826)
Nadav Davidovitch (567827)
Ran D. Balicer (199511)
Alison P. Galvani (42462)
Joseph S. Pliskin (567828)

May 2014

The mean and 95% confidence interval of relative risk of infection for an individual compared to ...

Serolgy and risk of infection by age.

Stefano Merler (42326)
Marco Ajelli (42327)
Barbara Camilloni (467700)
Simona Puzelli (246701)
Antonino Bella (53719)
Maria Cristina Rota (467701)
Alberto Eugenio Tozzi (228755)
Maurizio Muraca (467702)
Marcello Meledandri (467703)
Anna Maria Iorio (467704)
Isabella Donatelli (246707)
Caterina Rizzo (38390)

October 2013

(A) Pre-pandemic seroprevalence (green), post-pandemic seroprevalence (red) and difference betwee...

The relationships between total number of confirmed cases and transmission coefficient and self-protection coefficient (here the smaller value of self-protection coefficient, the lower probability of being infected).

Zhi-Qiang Xia (839210)
Juan Zhang (48597)
Ya-Kui Xue (839211)
Gui-Quan Sun (213986)
Zhen Jin (124805)

December 2015

The relationships between total number of confirmed cases and transmission coefficient and self-p...

Number and proportion of subjects with potential risk factors by seropositive status.

Kalwaje Eshwara Vandana (3173964)
Chiranjay Mukhopadhyay (392593)
Chaitanya Tellapragada (3173961)
Asha Kamath (741137)
Meghan Tipre (3173970)
Vinod Bhat (3173967)
Nalini Sathiakumar (63426)

April 2016

Number and proportion of subjects with potential risk factors by seropositive status.</p

Relative susceptibility to infection.

Stefano Merler (42326)
Marco Ajelli (42327)
Barbara Camilloni (467700)
Simona Puzelli (246701)
Antonino Bella (53719)
Maria Cristina Rota (467701)
Alberto Eugenio Tozzi (228755)
Maurizio Muraca (467702)
Marcello Meledandri (467703)
Anna Maria Iorio (467704)
Isabella Donatelli (246707)
Caterina Rizzo (38390)

October 2013

(A) Average value of the age-specific susceptibility to infection in age groups 5–14 years, 15–64...

Relation between the proportion of susceptibles and FOI (obtained from our model).

Takahiro Nemoto (719613)
Maite Aubry (336527)
Yoann Teissier (8544717)
Richard Paul (279997)
Van-Mai Cao-Lormeau (261219)
Henrik Salje (589157)
Simon Cauchemez (112408)

October 2022

(A) FOI as a function of the fraction of the susceptibles to primary and secondary infections for ch...

Age-adjusted seroprevalence in community and school surveys (all children) by transmission intensity.

Jennifer C. Stevenson (470907)
Gillian H. Stresman (470908)
Caroline W. Gitonga (231099)
Jonathan Gillig (470909)
Chrispin Owaga (470910)
Elizabeth Marube (470911)
Wycliffe Odongo (470912)
Albert Okoth (470913)
Pauline China (470914)
Robin Oriango (470915)
Simon J. Brooker (139017)
Teun Bousema (79969)
Chris Drakeley (79962)
Jonathan Cox (207677)

October 2013

The age-adjusted community seroconversion curves (solid) and school aged population (dashed lines...

Exploration of the full range of plausible values of the relative risk of reinfection parameters.

Isaac Mwangi Wangari (4993871)
James Trauer (3405701)
Lewi Stone (244372)

November 2018

All panels show equilibrium prevalence as a function of the transmission coefficient β. From left to...

Relative infection risk as a function of adherence for high-risk contacts under the cumulative probability model for three different behavior patterns ( = number of partners, = number of contacts per partner with condom use, = number of contacts per partner without condom use), assuming a true per-contact relative risk of and 50% adherence for low-risk contacts.

Marijn de Bruin (309168)
Wolfgang Viechtbauer (309170)

February 2013

Relative infection risk as a function of adherence for high-risk contacts under the cumulative pr...

Model predictions for the probability that an infection with a given clearance half-life is resistant.

Lisa J. White (101780)
Jennifer A. Flegg (371326)
Aung Pyae Phyo (232872)
Ja Hser Wiladpai-ngern (731047)
Delia Bethell (221145)
Christopher Plowe (731048)
Tim Anderson (374303)
Standwell Nkhoma (271234)
Shalini Nair (269765)
Rupam Tripura (731049)
Kasia Stepniewska (74266)
Wirichada Pan-Ngum (2583205)
Kamolrat Silamut (140501)
Ben S. Cooper (125462)
Yoel Lubell (88683)
Elizabeth A. Ashley (237173)
Chea Nguon (161886)
François Nosten (17237)
Nicholas J. White (35779)
Arjen M. Dondorp (140509)

April 2015

This relationship is predicted to be dependent on the underlying proportion of ‘resistant’ infect...

On the relationship between mean antibody level, seroprotection and clinical protection from influenza

Nauta, JJP
Beyer, Walter
Osterhaus, Ab

January 2009

For many vaccines the amount of antibodies induced has a positive correlation with the likelihood of...

Proportion of within household and community infections in pandemic and non-pandemic years and the distribution of the number of susceptible individuals in non-pandemic year.

Kin On Kwok (348164)
Gabriel M. Leung (91316)
Steven Riley (31524)

February 2013

Proportion of within-household (blue) and community (red) infections in the first six months of p...

Relationship between vaccine efficacy against severe RV-GE and the proportion of infections that are primary or secondary, by age group.

Benjamin A. Lopman (144634)
Virginia E. Pitzer (143006)
Rajiv Sarkar (144636)
Beryl Gladstone (144639)
Manish Patel (45332)
John Glasser (144641)
Manoj Gambhir (70469)
Christina Atchison (144642)
Bryan T. Grenfell (44234)
W. John Edmunds (28055)
Gagandeep Kang (144643)
Umesh D. Parashar (143035)

August 2012

In high (black points) and middle (green points) SES VE remains stable across age groups, despite...

Odds of internally caused case over time by area.

Andrew S. Azman (121645)
Francisco J. Luquero (121649)
Amabelia Rodrigues (52773)
Pedro Pablo Palma (121656)
Rebecca F. Grais (38515)
Cunhate Na Banga (121660)
Bryan T. Grenfell (44234)
Justin Lessler (116180)

November 2012

Odds of a case being caused internally (i.e. as a result of other cases in that area) vs. externa...

Relative risk of infection conditional on exposure (dashed) and of disease conditional on infection (solid) for seropositive (red) and seronegative (blue) individuals of different ages.

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Relative risk of infection conditional on exposure (dashed) and of disease conditional on infection (solid) for seropositive (red) and seronegative (blue) individuals of different ages.

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