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The following pages link to A simple periodic-forced model for dengue fitted to incidence data in Singapore (Q2637575):
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- Comparing statistical models to predict dengue fever notifications (Q764204) (← links)
- Effect of rainfall for the dynamical transmission model of the dengue disease in Thailand (Q1664509) (← links)
- Can vaccination save a Zika virus epidemic? (Q1747651) (← links)
- Analysis of a dengue model with vertical transmission and application to the 2014 dengue outbreak in Guangdong Province, China (Q1990165) (← links)
- A time-periodic dengue fever model in a heterogeneous environment (Q1997290) (← links)
- Modeling seasonal variation for mosquito-borne disease in the tropical monsoon environment (Q2124936) (← links)
- The asymptotic profile of a dengue model on a growing domain driven by climate change (Q2182983) (← links)
- The development of a deterministic dengue epidemic model with the influence of temperature: a case study in Malaysia (Q2241772) (← links)
- A time-periodic and reaction-diffusion dengue fever model with extrinsic incubation period and crowding effects (Q2286774) (← links)
- Modelling the transmission dynamics of dengue in the presence of \textit{Wolbachia} (Q2344612) (← links)
- An SIR-dengue transmission model with seasonal effects and impulsive control (Q2408689) (← links)
- Analysis of an asymmetric two-strain dengue model (Q2452788) (← links)
- Basic reproduction ratio of a mosquito-borne disease in heterogeneous environment (Q2684031) (← links)
- Dengue transmission: mathematical model with discrete time delays and estimation of the reproduction number (Q3300975) (← links)
- Parameter and state estimation in a <i>Neisseria meningitidis</i> model: A study case of Niger (Q4601395) (← links)
- A dengue fever model with free boundary incorporating the time‐periodicity and spatial‐heterogeneity (Q6070033) (← links)
- Global dynamics of a dengue fever model incorporating transmission seasonality (Q6164076) (← links)
- Temporary cross-immunity as a plausible driver of asynchronous cycles of dengue serotypes (Q6188384) (← links)
- Epidemic Financing Facilities: Pandemic Bonds and Endemic Swaps (Q6640256) (← links)