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Volume 10, Number 10, October 2004 Geographic and Temporal Trends in Influenzalike Illness, Japan, 1992–1999Takatsugu Sakai,* Hiroshi Suzuki,* Asami Sasaki,* Reiko Saito,* Naohito
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Figure 2. Timing of peak influenzalike illness epidemic activity by week in Japan. The isobars on the contour maps represent interpolated time of peak activity distributed spatially at 1-week intervals. The first week was defined when the peak week was observed first in any one of the prefectures in each season, and then the following weeks were numbered. |
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