Table 1.
Vaccine efficacy (VE) parameters quantified for each of the vaccines evaluated within a selected study using data from vaccinated and unvaccinated control groups within a study. These parameters were quantified from data extracted from selected transmission and challenge experiments
| Parameter | Estimation | Description | |
|---|---|---|---|
| VE to stop transmission in vaccinated infected birds (VE T ) | Based on the value of that was directly retrieved from the studies. For a vaccine to be effective to stop transmission | is the reproduction number estimated in both the vaccinated and unvaccinated groups . This parameter was obtained only from studies performing transmission experiments. For the study to be valid for data extraction had to be > 1 | |
| VE to reduce susceptibility to infection in vaccinated birds (VE s ) |
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is the proportion of infected animals following direct inoculation of the virus estimated for the vaccinated and unvaccinated groups | |
| VE to reduce mortality in vaccinated infected birds (VE m ) |
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is the proportion of birds dying following infection estimated for the vaccinated and unvaccinated groups | |
| VE to reduce virus shedding in vaccinated infected birds (VE sh ) |
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is the level of virus shed (log10 transformed) in the vaccinated and unvaccinated groups | |
| VE to reduce susceptibility and shedding in vaccinated infected birds (VE s,sh ) |
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According to the above‐described VEs and VEsh |