… after the earliest stages; however, our estimate of peak infectiousness at 38% of the duration
of infectiousness suggests peak infectivity at neither end of the duration of infectiousness. …

… from zero to the peak of β τ i at time τ β i and linearly decreasing from the peak to the end of
the … τ is in the period before the peak of infection ( τ ≤ τ β i ) or τ is after the peak of infection: …

Anthracnose disease spreads within mango trees by water‐borne conidia of Colletotrichum
gloeosporioides var. minor. Conidia were produced in lesions on leaves, defoliated branch …

Background Travel restrictions were implemented on an unprecedented scale in 2015 in
Sierra Leone to contain and eliminate Ebola virus disease. However, the impact of epidemic …

… Most importantly, achieving high vaccine coverage before the peak of transmission is important
to maximise the effect, and this will be limited by supply constraints that could be partially …

… Ultrapure water with a resistivity of >18 MΩ cm was used for all experiments. … protein–particle
conjugates settle vertically (6.0 × 10 –5 cm/s) to the center of the drop rather than radially …

… after the earliest stages; however, our estimate of peak infectiousness at 38% of the duration
of infectiousness suggests peak infectivity at neither end of the duration of infectiousness. …

Background Hepatitis A is a vaccine-preventable viral disease transmitted by the fecal-oral
route. During 2016–2018, the County of San Diego investigated an outbreak of hepatitis A …

Background Infectious diseases place an unacceptable and disproportionate social and
economic burden on low-income countries. National disease control programmes have the …

Forecasting the spatiotemporal spread of infectious diseases during an outbreak is an
important component of epidemic response. However, it remains challenging both …