disease dynamics
Studies on disease dynamics of redgram and maize in conservation agriculture ecosystem
... tillage and conservation tillage systems is increasing due to scarcity and increasing cost of fossil fuels, periodic food shortages, inclement weather conditions and concerns over soil erosion. Changing the tillage ...
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Calculation of disease dynamics in a population of households
... infectious disease dynamics assumed a single, large, homogeneously mixing ...infection dynamics in a very large (assumed infinite) population of households, with the simplifying assumption that each ...
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Bifurcation Analysis on the Mathematical Model of Measles Disease Dynamics
... Measles disease dynamics. The Disease Free Equilibrium (DFE) state, Endemic Equilibrium (EE) states and the characteristic equation of the model were ...the Disease Free equilibrium state was ...
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A computational investigation of seasonally forced disease dynamics
... the disease, with the intention of providing the individual with ...the dynamics of the infection, but considered a static model where the force of infection (the risk of becoming infected) was ...
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Dynamics and drivers of coral disease on Indo-Pacific reefs
... 2008). Disease dynamics were assessed in three permanent 5x5 m quadrats at 3-5 m depth at each ...the disease stages were referred to as: AtN1 (=stage 1), AtN2 (=stage 2), AtN3 (=stages 3 and 4), and ...
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On Honey Bee Colony Dynamics and Disease Transmission
... Disease dynamics: To retain analytical tractability when both age- and caste-structure have been added to the model, we use the simplest possible approximation for disease ...particular ...
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Optimal reaction coordinate as a biomarker for the dynamics of recovery from kidney transplant.
... and disease states. In the case where the dynamics is stochastic rather than deterministic, a single observed trajectory is not sufficient for a complete ...the disease, and computing the transition ...
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Seasonal rainfall and runoff promote coral disease on an inshore reef
... of disease dynamics The study sites were located in two adjacent bays, Nelly Bay and Geoffrey Bay, on the south-eastern side of Magnetic Island (19uS, 147 u E), which is situated within the inner shelf ...
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Spatial dynamics and population impacts of disease in threatened amphibians
... The disease chytridiomycosis, caused by the fungal pathogen Batrachochytrium dendrobatidis (Bd), is a key driver of global amphibian ...in disease dynamics have resulted in the increased coexistence ...
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Modeling Tuberculosis Transmission in South-West Nigeria
... the disease dynamics of the Passively immuned infants, the Susceptible, Latently Infected, Infectious and Recovered / Removed individuals respectively at the initial values stated in Table (2) above without ...
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Native insects as targets and non-target species of biological control
... the dynamics of bovine Tb in brushtail possums in New Zealand owe much to the pioneering work of the late Nigel ...local disease dynamics by using a heterogeneous mixing term that assumed Tb was ...
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Ladwig, Anne (2017): Morphologische Analyse der distalen Auswirkungen des axonalen Transportdefizits in einem Tiermodell der Multiplen Sklerose. Dissertation, LMU München: Medizinische Fakultät
... As described above, the history of MS research had a breakthrough at the time when EAE became the common model for MS (Waksman, 1999). Since MS not only has a diverse pathogenesis uniting aspects of inflammation, axon ...
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Addressing population heterogeneity and distribution in epidemics models using a cellular automata approach
... cliques and consequently a rapid local depletion of suscep- tible individuals. In extreme cases, infections get trapped within highly cohesive clusters. Random mixing is known to overestimate the size of an outbreak [8], ...
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Global Dynamic Analysis of a Vector Borne Plant Disease Model with Discontinuous Treatment
... DOI: 10.4236/am.2018.95036 497 Applied Mathematics become the common goal of scientists. Available control measures include bio- logical, cultural, and chemical methods [4]. Chemical control is a quite effective method, ...
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Population-based approaches to understanding disparities in cardiovascular disease risk in the United States
... related to the prevalence of comorbidities with hypertension or diabetes mellitus, which, in combination with environmen- tal factors, may largely explain CHF disparity. Adjustment for interim infarction accentuates ...
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Association of rodent-borne Leptospira spp. with urban environments in Malaysian Borneo
... Human infection with Leptospira spp. occurs via several routes, including through direct contact with urine or tissues from infected animals, or indirectly through contamination of (usually humid) environments with ...
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Mathematical Modeling of the Dynamics With respect to Dog Rabies Disease
... no disease, but they are likely to be infected in case of contact with rabid dogs, Exposed individuals are those who contracted the virus via bites or scratch, but still they have not shown ...
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Impact of Border Enforcement Measures, Medical Resources, and Public Counter-Compliancy on the Global Spread of the Novel Covid-19: Two-Body Export-Importation Epidemic Dynamics Authors
... nCoV-19 disease outbreak marks the highest emergence in the 21st century, as it demonstrated rapid global spread as a result of the prevalence of travel mobility [33, ...contagious disease through border ...
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Stress management mechanism of it companies in Chennai
... In today’s changing and competitive work environment, stress level is increasing both in the I.T professional as well as the managers. As a result of this , more and more I.T Professional staffs are showing signs of ...
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Varying pulse control schemes for citrus Huanglongbing epidemic model with general incidence
... of Florida from 2006 to 2011 [1]. Since HLB was first discovered in China in the late 1800s [2], it is known to occur in African, Oceanian, South and North American countries and so on. HLB scarcely cures and affects all ...
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