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T42 0-83 Sentence denotes The BHRP transmission network model was posted to bioRxiv on 19 January, 2020 [12].
T43 84-205 Sentence denotes We assumed that the virus transmitted among the bats, and then transmitted to unknown hosts (probably some wild animals).
T44 206-307 Sentence denotes The hosts were hunted and sent to the seafood market which was defined as the reservoir of the virus.
T45 308-377 Sentence denotes People exposed to the market got the risks of the infection (Fig. 1).
T46 378-462 Sentence denotes The BHRP transmission network model was based on the following assumptions or facts:
T47 463-593 Sentence denotes The bats were divided into four compartments: susceptible bats (SB), exposed bats (EB), infected bats (IB), and removed bats (RB).
T48 594-658 Sentence denotes The birth rate and death rate of bats were defined as nB and mB.
T49 659-771 Sentence denotes In this model, we set ɅB = nB × NB as the number of the newborn bats where NB refer to the total number of bats.
T50 772-894 Sentence denotes The incubation period of bat infection was defined as 1/ωB and the infectious period of bat infection was defined as 1/γB.
T51 895-999 Sentence denotes The SB will be infected through sufficient contact with IB, and the transmission rate was defined as βB.
T52 1000-1140 Sentence denotes The hosts were also divided into four compartments: susceptible hosts (SH), exposed hosts (EH), infected hosts (IH), and removed hosts (RH).
T53 1141-1206 Sentence denotes The birth rate and death rate of hosts were defined as nH and mH.
T54 1207-1286 Sentence denotes In this model, we set ɅH = nH × NH where NH refer to the total number of hosts.
T55 1287-1411 Sentence denotes The incubation period of host infection was defined as 1/ωH and the infectious period of host infection was defined as 1/γH.
T56 1412-1547 Sentence denotes The SH will be infected through sufficient contact with IB and IH, and the transmission rates were defined as βBH and βH, respectively.
T57 1548-1614 Sentence denotes The SARS-CoV-2 in reservoir (the seafood market) was denoted as W.
T58 1615-1875 Sentence denotes We assumed that the retail purchases rate of the hosts in the market was a, and that the prevalence of SARS-CoV-2 in the purchases was IH/NH, therefore, the rate of the SARS-CoV-2 in W imported form the hosts was aWIH/NH where NH was the total number of hosts.
T59 1876-2075 Sentence denotes We also assumed that symptomatic infected people and asymptomatic infected people could export the virus into W with the rate of μP and μ’P, although this assumption might occur in a low probability.
T60 2076-2189 Sentence denotes The virus in W will subsequently leave the W compartment at a rate of εW, where 1/ε is the lifetime of the virus.
T61 2190-2414 Sentence denotes The people were divided into five compartments: susceptible people (SP), exposed people (EP), symptomatic infected people (IP), asymptomatic infected people (AP), and removed people (RP) including recovered and death people.
T62 2415-2481 Sentence denotes The birth rate and death rate of people were defined as nP and mP.
T63 2482-2562 Sentence denotes In this model, we set ɅP = nP × NP where NP refer to the total number of people.
T64 2563-2652 Sentence denotes The incubation period and latent period of human infection was defined as 1/ωP and 1/ω’P.
T65 2653-2718 Sentence denotes The infectious period of IP and AP was defined as 1/γP and 1/γ’P.
T66 2719-2778 Sentence denotes The proportion of asymptomatic infection was defined as δP.
T67 2779-2912 Sentence denotes The SP will be infected through sufficient contact with W and IP, and the transmission rates were defined as βW and βP, respectively.
T68 2913-3001 Sentence denotes We also assumed that the transmissibility of AP was κ times that of IP, where 0 ≤ κ ≤ 1.
T69 3002-3080 Sentence denotes Fig. 1 Flowchart of the Bats-Hosts-Reservoir-People transmission network model