FIGURE LEGENDS:
Figure 1. Schematic representation of the progression of
disease . The width of the triangles denotes increase in levels of viral
load (purple), cytokine storm (blue), and anti-inflammatory symptoms
(green); blue arrows denote T and B cell responses.
Figure 2. Box-and-whisker plots of the simulated data.The figures show the visual representation of the summary, which
includes median (Q2/50th percentile); first quartile
(Q1/25th percentile); third quartile (Q3/75h
percentile); interquartile range in whiskers, maximum and outliers.
Figure 3a . Histogram from Monte Carlo Simulation .
2,000 bootstrap samplings were generated using the predicted
coefficients from the linear regression analysis, from the intervals of
parameters. The minimum and maximum values for each of the parameters
was set to the levels. The distribution of the severity of outcome is in
this frequency histogram. The values on the x axis denote the disease
severity, and y axis denote frequency of the population in each level of
clinical outcome.
Figure 3b. The Tornado Chart. The tornado chart shows the
influence of each of the parameters on the outcome. The positive values
correlate positively towards the severity of disease, and negative
values towards asymptomatic disease.