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- The contagiousness of a pathogen is measured by determining its R0, or basic reproduction number. Government of Canada
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- The contagiousness of COVID-19 is higher than seasonal flu, similar to pandemic flu and the common cold, and much lower than measles and chickenpox. The measured contagiousness of a respiratory virus can decrease over time with infection control efforts. - The OCR
by - Epidemiologists try to gauge contagiousness by estimating the number of additional people a person who is infected is likely to infect. - The Washington Post
by - Armenia COVID19 patient’s wife continues testing negative, indicating possible low contagiousness. - Armenpress
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- nákazlivosť -ti ž. 1. ▶ schopnosť nakaziť, preniknúť do organizmu a vyvolať ochorenie: n. chrípky; zosilnená, znížená n. vírusu; miera, obdobie nákazlivosti choroby; medzi ochorenia s vysokou nákazlivosťou patria ovčie kiahne Ľudovít Štúr Language Institute - by Jan Ramza
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- Nie sú však nereálne, keďže základná nákazlivosť vírusu (vyššie spomínaná hodnota R0) nie je presne známa a v niektorých krajinách a regiónoch bola aj oveľa vyššia, než s akou rátali vládni analytici (R0 = 4). - Weekly Týždeň
by Jan Ramza - Americkí vedci teraz zistili, že jej vysokú nákazlivosť spôsobil gén, ktorý sa môže preniesť aj na neškodné chrípkové vírusy, napísal časopis Nature. - Daily SME
by Jan Ramza - Zatiaľ čo pri mobilite ráta IZP s troma scenármi, pre nákazlivosť vírusu (R0) si zvolil konštantu, a to hodnotu R0 = 4. - postoj.sk
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