Pages that link to "Item:Q1106779"

The following pages link to On the transmission dynamics of HIV (Q1106779):

Displaying 38 items.

• The influence of concurrent partnerships on the dynamics of HIV/AIDS (Q504389) (← links)
• Modeling AIDS as a function of other sexually transmitted disease (Q751560) (← links)
• Model fitting and projection of the AIDS epidemic (Q807504) (← links)
• Results on the dynamics for models for the sexual transmission of the human immunodeficiency virus (Q916597) (← links)
• Controlling the number of HIV infectives in a mobile population (Q933273) (← links)
• Epidemiological models for sexually transmitted diseases (Q1102228) (← links)
• Possible demographic consequences of HIV/AIDS epidemics. I. Assuming HIV infection always leads to AIDS (Q1121198) (← links)
• Qualitative analysis of an HIV transmission model (Q1176483) (← links)
• The basic reproduction ratio for sexually transmitted diseases. I: Theoretical considerations (Q1183924) (← links)
• Toward a unified theory of sexual mixing and pair formation (Q1183925) (← links)
• A stochastic model for the development of an AIDS epidemic in a heterosexual population (Q1183927) (← links)
• Analysis of a risk-based model for the growth of AIDS infection (Q1183941) (← links)
• Modeling and analyzing HIV transmission: The effect of contact patterns (Q1262835) (← links)
• A review and synthesis of the HIV/AIDS epidemic as a multi-stage process (Q1314215) (← links)
• Qualitative study of an HIV transmission model among intravenous drug users (Q1316131) (← links)
• Literature survey: The current state of knowledge in modeling the AIDS epidemic (Q1324284) (← links)
• On the formulation and computer implementation of an age-dependent two- sex demographic model (Q1325009) (← links)
• The core group revisited: The effect of partner mixing and migration on the spread of Gonorrhea, Chlamydia, and HIV (Q1325010) (← links)
• A stochastic model of the HIV epidemic for heterosexual transmission involving married couples and prostitutes. I: The probabilities of HIV transmission and pair formation (Q1362264) (← links)
• Quantifying the strength and durability of induced immunity to HIV infection in women engaging in unprotected sexual contacts with infected men. (Q1411028) (← links)
• A mathematical model for endemic malaria with variable human and mosquito populations (Q1591892) (← links)
• Determination of threshold conditions for a non-linear stochastic partnership model for heterosexually transmitted diseases with stages (Q1602634) (← links)
• Static behavioral effects on gonorrhea transmission dynamics in a MSM population (Q1732921) (← links)
• HIV transmissions by stage in dynamic sexual partnerships (Q1784041) (← links)
• The basic reproduction ration \(R_ 0\) for a sexually transmitted disease in a pair formation model with two types of pairs (Q1804858) (← links)
• A mathematical model of epidemics with screening and variable infectivity (Q1804917) (← links)
• On the existence of stable pairing distributions (Q1911126) (← links)
• Measures of concurrency in networks and the spread of infectious disease (Q1914208) (← links)
• Modelling the spread of AIDS epidemic with vertical transmission (Q2507818) (← links)
• Stochastic models for the spread of HIV in a mobile heterosexual population (Q2643254) (← links)
• Notes from the heterogeneous: a few observations on the implications and necessity of affinity (Q3186338) (← links)
• The impact of AIDS on disability insurance (Q3210749) (← links)
• Heterogeneous sexual mixing in populations with arbitrarily connected multiple groups (Q4353412) (← links)
• Validity of simple pair formation model for HIV spread with realistic parameter setting (Q4525034) (← links)
• Transient dynamics of the renal disease epidemic among HIV-infected individuals (Q5040158) (← links)
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• Transition Probabilities for Generalized SIR Epidemic Model (Q5389045) (← links)
• The spread of AIDS among interactive transmission groups (Q5938280) (← links)