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1Ethical Attitudes of Students and Business Professionals: A Study of Moral Reasoning 显示文摘WOOD JOHN A LONGENECKER JUSTIN G MCKINNEY JOSEPH A MOORE CARLOS W 1988Journal of Business Ethics1988,7,4:1
2Religious Intensity, Evangelical Christianity, and Business Ethics: An Empirical Study显示文摘Justin G. Longenecker Joseph A. McKinney Carlos W. Moore 2004Journal of Business Ethics2004,,4:1
3Analysis of intervention effectiveness using early outbreak transmission dynamics to guide future pandemic management and decision-making in Kuwait显示文摘Severe Acute Respiratory Syndrome Coronavirus 2(SARS-CoV-2)is a World Health Organization designated pandemic that can result in severe symptoms and death that disproportionately affects older patients or those with comorbidities.Kuwait reported its first imported cases of COVID-19 on February 24,2020.Analysis of data from the first three months of community transmission of the COVID-19 outbreak in Kuwait can provide important guidance for decision-making when dealing with future SARS-CoV-2 epidemic wave management.The analysis of intervention scenarios can help to evaluate the possible impacts of various outbreak control measures going forward which aim to reduce the effective reproduction number during the initial outbreak wave.Herein we use a modified susceptible-exposed-asymptomatic-infectious-removed(SEAIR)transmission model to estimate the outbreak dynamics of SARS-CoV-2 transmission in Kuwait.We fit case data from the first 96 days in the model to estimate the effective reproduction number and used Google mobility data to refine community contact matrices.The SEAIR modelled scenarios allow for the analysis of various interventions to determine their effectiveness.The model can help inform future pandemic wave management,not only in Kuwait but for other countries as well.Michael G.Tyshenko Tamer Oraby Joseph Longenecker Harri Vainio Janvier Gasana Walid Q.Alali Mohammad AlSeaidan Susie ElSaadany Mustafa Al-Zoughool 2021Infectious Disease Modelling2021,6,1:0
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