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How to pronounce “epidemic threshold”
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- Are Our Communities of Progress in Retreat?
is that we spent so much time at the beginning of the epidemic
- Definition summary
- (epidemiology) a predefined threshold for the number of cases of a contagious disease above which the disease is considered to be at epidemic levels.[1][2]
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How to pronounce epidemic threshold
Are Our Communities of Progress in Retreat?
is that we spent so much time at the beginning of the epidemic
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Meaning
- [Noun]
- (epidemiology) a predefined threshold for the number of cases of a contagious disease above which the disease is considered to be at epidemic levels.[1][2]
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