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. 2020 Mar 13;117(13):7504–7509. doi: 10.1073/pnas.2002616117

Fig. 3.

Fig. 3.

Interventions to limit the impact of infected passengers in their incubation period. (A) Photograph of an alert in Delhi Indira Gandhi International Airport, India, educating passengers on the proper process if they develop symptoms. (B) The probability of identifying an infected individual traveling during their incubation period based on asking the time since their last exposure (infection) to a COVID-19 affected area. Colored band denotes the 95% credible interval. (C) The probability of an infected case traveling during their incubation period for varying lags in quarantine in mainland China following exposure (infection). Colored band denotes the 95% credible interval. (D) Estimated time between arrival of a case in the incubation period and symptom onset (yellow area) as well as first transmission event (red area). Time of symptom onset data for 30 imported cases worldwide is shown as dots—blue dots are the cases that displayed no symptoms upon arrival, and yellow dots are cases that were symptomatic upon arrival.