Synonyms for transmissibility
trans·mis·si·bil·i·ty

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1. List of paraphrases for "transmissibility":

   communicability, transferability, portability

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1. Kabuiya Ruth Mugera:

   We have seen not only deaths, hospitalizations and infection go down, but transmissibility has gone down because we're vaccinated don't transmit the disease, so it becomes very clear that for this pandemic to end, we have to not only protect ourselves from severe disease but( also) get the children vaccinated. Because even though the children have not been perceived as being at risk for death and severe disease, they transmit it.

2. Lori Tremmel Freeman:

   That modeling implies that sometime in January, we will be at a different stage of recognizing Omicron, maybe as even a predominant virus. However, we still are learning about the severity, transmissibility, the data is emerging from around the world.

3. Hans Kluge:

   It is our assessment that this variant of concern may, over time, replace other circulating lineages as seen in the United Kingdom, and increasingly in Denmark, with increased transmissibility and similar disease severity, the variant does, however, raise alarm : without increased control to slow its spread, there will be an increased impact on already stressed and pressurized health facilities.

4. Peter Hotez:

   That variant from United Kingdom was noted in United Kingdom back in September, and it's probably been in the US since September, we're going to see homegrown variants that are similar in character in terms of transmissibility, I can almost promise you that.

5. Anthony Fauci:

   Clearly now its transmissibility appears to be greater than the wild type, this is a situation, the way it was in England where they had a B. 1.1.7 dominant, and then the [ B. 1. ] 617 took over. We can not let that happen in the United States.