transmissibility

[US]/trænzˌmɪsəˈbɪləti/

[UK]/trænzˌmɪsəˈbɪləti/

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Translation

n.the ability to be transmitted or passed on; the capacity for contagion or infection; the quality of being transferable or inheritable

high transmissibility

viral transmissibility

transmissibility factor

transmissibility rate

transmissibility assessment

transmissibility model

transmissibility study

transmissibility dynamics

transmissibility analysis

transmissibility comparison

the transmissibility of the virus is a major concern for public health.

researchers are studying the transmissibility of different strains.

high transmissibility can lead to rapid outbreaks in communities.

understanding transmissibility helps in controlling the disease.

the transmissibility rates vary between different populations.

models predict the transmissibility of the new variant will increase.

vaccination can reduce the transmissibility of infectious diseases.

public health measures aim to limit the transmissibility of the virus.

the transmissibility of airborne diseases is particularly high.

scientists are exploring factors that influence transmissibility.

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