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  1. 1
    Heterogeneous effects of COVID-19 on e-commerce: By perceived risk.

    Heterogeneous effects of COVID-19 on e-commerce: By perceived risk. by Xuwen Gao (375540)

    Published 2020
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    Effect of COVID-19 on online-food purchase: By type.

    Effect of COVID-19 on online-food purchase: By type. by Xuwen Gao (375540)

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    Effect of distance to Wuhan on cities’ share of COVID-19 cases.

    Effect of distance to Wuhan on cities’ share of COVID-19 cases. by Xuwen Gao (375540)

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    S1 Data -

    S1 Data - by Xuwen Gao (375540)

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    Descriptive statistics.

    Descriptive statistics. by Xuwen Gao (375540)

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    Heterogeneous effect of COVID-19 on e-commerce: By city administrative level.

    Heterogeneous effect of COVID-19 on e-commerce: By city administrative level. by Xuwen Gao (375540)

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    Heterogeneous effects of COVID-19 on e-commerce: By age of the household head.

    Heterogeneous effects of COVID-19 on e-commerce: By age of the household head. by Xuwen Gao (375540)

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    The geographical locations of the respondents.

    The geographical locations of the respondents. by Xuwen Gao (375540)

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    Reason for the heterogeneous effect of COVID-19 on e-commerce: By city level.

    Reason for the heterogeneous effect of COVID-19 on e-commerce: By city level. by Xuwen Gao (375540)

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    Effect of COVID-19 on e-commerce.

    Effect of COVID-19 on e-commerce. by Xuwen Gao (375540)

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    Estimated hazards using survival discrete analysis expressed as percentages and odds ratios in the whole sample and by setting.

    Estimated hazards using survival discrete analysis expressed as percentages and odds ratios in the whole sample and by setting. by Jorge L. Martinez-Cajas (22049710)

    Published 2025
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    The number of patients and staff participants in the acute care hospital and long-term care homes included in the study.

    The number of patients and staff participants in the acute care hospital and long-term care homes included in the study. by Jorge L. Martinez-Cajas (22049710)

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    Distribution of anti-S IgG antibody concentration in HCW at two-time points.

    Distribution of anti-S IgG antibody concentration in HCW at two-time points. by Jorge L. Martinez-Cajas (22049710)

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    Visual description of the study by time, collection of data and number of cases in the SCORE cohort.

    Visual description of the study by time, collection of data and number of cases in the SCORE cohort. by Jorge L. Martinez-Cajas (22049710)

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    Baseline sociodemographic characteristics of the participants in the SCORE, total and by settings.

    Baseline sociodemographic characteristics of the participants in the SCORE, total and by settings. by Jorge L. Martinez-Cajas (22049710)

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    Calculated hazards using survival discrete analysis expressed as percentages and odds ratios in the acute care center.

    Calculated hazards using survival discrete analysis expressed as percentages and odds ratios in the acute care center. by Jorge L. Martinez-Cajas (22049710)

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    Description of the cohort in terms of risk exposure to COVID-19. Occupational and community exposures.

    Description of the cohort in terms of risk exposure to COVID-19. Occupational and community exposures. by Jorge L. Martinez-Cajas (22049710)

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    Recruitment and specimen collection of the SCORE cohort.

    Recruitment and specimen collection of the SCORE cohort. by Jorge L. Martinez-Cajas (22049710)

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    Framework to delineate risk factors for health care workers risk of COVID-19.

    Framework to delineate risk factors for health care workers risk of COVID-19. by Jorge L. Martinez-Cajas (22049710)

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    Variables and sources of data in the SCORE study.

    Variables and sources of data in the SCORE study. by Jorge L. Martinez-Cajas (22049710)

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