Preventable H5N1 avian influenza epidemics in the British poultry industry network exhibit characteristic scales.
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...Seasonal variation is not uncommon in domestic production systems, with comparable fluctuations observed in the British livestock [22,23] and poultry [25,26] industries....
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...Multi-scale percolation as described here has also been analysed in several real networks [39, 41]....
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...…and undirected links, the effects of long-range connections (e.g., small-world networks), and emergent properties due to clustering, community association, or fragmentation of network parts (Keeling, 1999; Sharkey et al., 2006; Green et al., 2009; Munro and Gregory, 2009; Jonkers et al., 2010)....
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..., small-world networks), and emergent properties due to clustering, community association, or fragmentation of network parts (Keeling, 1999; Sharkey et al., 2006; Green et al., 2009; Munro and Gregory, 2009; Jonkers et al., 2010)....
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...Others offer hope in identifying the most highly connected sites (hubs) as the most vulnerable part of such systems (Albert et al. 2000; Callaway et al. 2000; May & Lloyd 2001; Song et al. 2005; Jeger et al. 2007)....
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...networks, and stressed the bimodal outbreak response that typifies percolation (ca 5% of susceptibles infected below the threshold, and a giant component of infected sites appearing above it, analogous to a spreading forest fire) (Rhodes & Anderson 1996; Grenfell et al. 2002)....
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...…The Royal Society networks, and stressed the bimodal outbreak response that typifies percolation (ca 5% of susceptibles infected below the threshold, and a giant component of infected sites appearing above it, analogous to a spreading forest fire) (Rhodes & Anderson 1996; Grenfell et al. 2002)....
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...However, our current study of the dynamics predicated upon a highly realistic network reveals additional features that also merit attention (Kao et al. 2006)....
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