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128 642-650 Disease denotes infected MESH:D007239
129 818-826 Disease denotes infected MESH:D007239

LitCovid-sentences

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T163 0-4 Sentence denotes 3.7.
T164 5-75 Sentence denotes Dynamics of Epidemics at Extreme Values for Virus Free-Living Survival
T165 76-261 Sentence denotes In Figure 7, we observe the disease dynamics at extreme values for survival and the dynamics corresponding to the fraction of the environment that is contaminated with infectious virus.
T166 262-497 Sentence denotes Consistent with the data represented in Figure 6, we observe that minimum and maximum simulations differ more substantially for extreme survival scenarios in the positive correlation scenario than for the negative correlation scenario.
T167 498-663 Sentence denotes The feature of different outbreaks that varies most ostensibly between the correlation scenarios is the time needed to reach the peak number of infected individuals.
T168 664-839 Sentence denotes In positive correlation simulations, one can observe that the low virulence, low survival scenario (Figure 7A,B) takes longer to reach the peak number of infected individuals.
T169 840-1044 Sentence denotes Most notably, however, the low virulence, low survival setting has a far smaller peak of environmental contamination and shorter tail relative to its high virulence, high survival counterpart (Figure 7D).
T170 1045-1204 Sentence denotes Similarly, intriguing findings exist in the comparison between the simulation sets corresponding to extremes in the negative correlation setting (Figure 7E–H).
T171 1205-1432 Sentence denotes Especially notable is the difference in the length of the tail of the environmental contamination for the high virulence, low survival combination (Figure 7F) vs. the low virulence, low survival combination variant (Figure 7H).
T172 1433-1643 Sentence denotes The explanation is that, in this model, higher virulence influences (among many other things) the rate at which the virus is shed into the environment from either the asymptomatic (𝜎A) or symptomatic (𝜎I) host.
T173 1644-1839 Sentence denotes We observe how the high virulence, low survival simulation (Figure 7E) features a symptomatic peak that is larger in size and is prolonged relative to the lower virulence counterpart (Figure 7G).
T174 1840-2039 Sentence denotes This relatively large symptomatic population sheds infectious virus into the environment for a longer period of time, contributing to the long tail of contaminated environments observed in Figure 5F.