Comparison of case and control characteristics. by Imelda Sonia Nzinnou Mbiaketcha (14670572)

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Impact of mass gatherings (after the lift of POGGR) on the number of new cases of COVID-19 (with intervention point changed). by Pengyu Zhu (1819939)

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The numerical solution of model (1) for infected compartment vs. time with different scenarios of Phase 2 in the First Case: 1^<i>st</i> scenario, no lockdown is implemented; 2^<i>nd</i> scenario, no lockdown while <i>SD</i> increases; 3^<i>rd</i> scenario, lockdown increases; 4^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> increases; 5^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases; 6^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> decreases; 7^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown and <i>SD</i> increases; 8^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases and <i>SD</i> increases; 9^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 1; 10^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 1 while <i>SD</i> increases; 11^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> = 0.75 in all Phase 2; 12^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> = 0.75 while <i>SD</i> increases. by Sara K. Al-Harbi (12418482)

“…<p>The numerical solution of model <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0265779#pone.0265779.e002" target="_blank">(1)</a> for infected compartment vs. time with different scenarios of Phase 2 in the First Case: 1^<i>st</i> scenario, no lockdown is implemented; 2^<i>nd</i> scenario, no lockdown while <i>SD</i> increases; 3^<i>rd</i> scenario, lockdown increases; 4^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> increases; 5^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases; 6^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> decreases; 7^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown and <i>SD</i> increases; 8^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases and <i>SD</i> increases; 9^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 1; 10^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 1 while <i>SD</i> increases; 11^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> = 0.75 in all Phase 2; 12^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> = 0.75 while <i>SD</i> increases.…”

The numerical solution of model (1) for infected compartment vs. time with different scenarios of Phase 3 in the First Case: 1^<i>st</i> scenario, no lockdown is implemented; 2^<i>nd</i> scenario, no lockdown while <i>SD</i> increases; 3^<i>rd</i> scenario, lockdown increases; 4^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> increases; 5^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases; 6^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> decreases; 7^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown and <i>SD</i> increases; 8^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases and <i>SD</i> increases; 9^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 2; 10^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 2 while <i>SD</i> increases. by Sara K. Al-Harbi (12418482)

“…<p>The numerical solution of model <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0265779#pone.0265779.e002" target="_blank">(1)</a> for infected compartment vs. time with different scenarios of Phase 3 in the First Case: 1^<i>st</i> scenario, no lockdown is implemented; 2^<i>nd</i> scenario, no lockdown while <i>SD</i> increases; 3^<i>rd</i> scenario, lockdown increases; 4^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> increases; 5^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases; 6^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> decreases; 7^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown and <i>SD</i> increases; 8^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases and <i>SD</i> increases; 9^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 2; 10^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 2 while <i>SD</i> increases.…”

The numerical solution of model (1) for infected compartment vs. time with different scenarios of Phase 6 in the First Case: 1^<i>st</i> scenario, no lockdown is implemented; 2^<i>nd</i> scenario, no lockdown while <i>SD</i> increases; 3^<i>rd</i> scenario, lockdown increases; 4^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> increases; 5^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases; 6^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> decreases; 7^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown and <i>SD</i> increases; 8^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases and <i>SD</i> increases; 9^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 5; 10^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 5 while <i>SD</i> increases. by Sara K. Al-Harbi (12418482)

“…<p>The numerical solution of model <a href="http://www.plosone.org/article/info:doi/10.1371/journal.pone.0265779#pone.0265779.e002" target="_blank">(1)</a> for infected compartment vs. time with different scenarios of Phase 6 in the First Case: 1^<i>st</i> scenario, no lockdown is implemented; 2^<i>nd</i> scenario, no lockdown while <i>SD</i> increases; 3^<i>rd</i> scenario, lockdown increases; 4^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> increases; 5^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases; 6^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>SD</i> decreases; 7^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown and <i>SD</i> increases; 8^<i>th</i> scenario, lockdown decreases and <i>SD</i> increases; 9^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 5; 10^<i>th</i> scenario, <i>ρ</i> is the same as in Phase 5 while <i>SD</i> increases.…”

The modularity of the subcommunity of the COVID-19 clusters in Zhejiang Province. by Haocheng Wu (559031)

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Diagram of eligible, included and excluded cases, and diagnostic cross tabulation. by David Goodman-Meza (4532713)

Risk of severe COVID-19 by age group for increased risk patients not accessing antiviral treatment— Mass General Brigham, June to December 2022. by Scott Dryden-Peterson (227433)

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Equivalent elastic modulus of the capsule under case 1 and case 3. by Hongliang Zhang (149767)

Equivalent Poisson’s ratio of the capsule under case 1 and case 3. by Hongliang Zhang (149767)

Fig 1 - by Christian Karagiannidis (64152)

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Estimated time-lags and case ascertainment for time-delay models fit to REACT-1 using the time series of daily cases. by Oliver Eales (11495186)

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Characteristics of vaccinated population by anti-COVID-19 vaccine brand (27 December 2020–30 September 2021). by Cristina Morciano (9397154)

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Case #5 by Bálint Lakatos (10535348)

Case #2 by Bálint Lakatos (10535348)

Risk of severe COVID-19 by WHO risk groups for increased risk patients not accessing antiviral treatment— Mass General Brigham, June to December 2022. by Scott Dryden-Peterson (227433)

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Risk of severe COVID-19 by NIH prioritization tier for increased risk patients not accessing antiviral treatment— Mass General Brigham, June to December 2022. by Scott Dryden-Peterson (227433)

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Ribosomal subunit pathways are decreased in <i>Resf1</i> knockdown cells. by Megan R. Majocha (18529925)

“…<p>(A) GO Pathway analysis snapshots of various ribosomal subunit pathways that are decreased in 6DT1 <i>Resf1</i> KD cells. (B) The GO Cytosolic Ribosome pathway had many (C) small and large ribosomal proteins decreased in <i>Resf1</i> KD cells. …”

Case #4 by Bálint Lakatos (10535348)

Case #3 by Bálint Lakatos (10535348)