LitCovid-sentences  

PMC:7449695 / 21998-24375 JSONTXT 9 Projects

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T153 0-11 Sentence denotes Conclusions
T154 12-329 Sentence denotes Our analysis suggests that Australia’s combined strategy of early, targeted management of the risk of importation, case targeted interventions, and broad-scale social distancing measures applied prior to the onset of (detected) widespread community transmission has substantially mitigated the first wave of COVID-19.
T155 330-504 Sentence denotes More detailed analyses are required to assess the relative impact of specific response measures, and this information will be crucial for the next phase of response planning.
T156 505-637 Sentence denotes Other factors, such as temperature, humidity and population density may influence transmission of SARS-CoV-2 (Kissler et al., 2020).
T157 638-761 Sentence denotes Whether these factors have played a role in the relative control of SARS-CoV-2 in some countries, remains an open question.
T158 762-1005 Sentence denotes Noting that epidemics are established in both the northern and southern hemispheres, it may be possible to gain insight into such factors over the next six months, via for example a comparative analysis of transmission in Australia and Europe.
T159 1006-1174 Sentence denotes We further anticipated that the Australian health care system was well positioned to manage the projected COVID-19 case loads over the forecast period (up to 28 April).
T160 1175-1354 Sentence denotes Ongoing situational assessment and monitoring of forecast hospital and ICU demand will be essential for managing possible future relaxation of broad-scale community interventions.
T161 1355-1587 Sentence denotes Vigilance for localised increases in epidemic activity and in particular for outbreaks in vulnerable populations such as residential aged care facilities, where a high proportion of cases are likely to be severe, must be maintained.
T162 1588-1712 Sentence denotes One largely unknown factor at present is the proportion of SARS-CoV-2 infections that are asymptomatic, mild or undiagnosed.
T163 1713-1816 Sentence denotes Even if this number is high, the Australian population would still be largely susceptible to infection.
T164 1817-1935 Sentence denotes Accordingly, complete relaxation of the measures currently in place would see a rapid resurgence in epidemic activity.
T165 1936-1976 Sentence denotes This problem is not unique to Australia.
T166 1977-2168 Sentence denotes Many countries with intensive social distancing measures in place are starting to grapple with their options and time frames for a gradual return to relative normalcy (Gottlieb et al., 2020).
T167 2169-2377 Sentence denotes There are difficult decisions ahead for governments, and for now Australia is one of the few countries fortunate enough to be able to plan the next steps from a position of relative calm as opposed to crisis.