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Table 1.

Distribution of Campylobacter isolates with CGF data by year and by origin available for source attribution.

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Table 2.

Exposure value used in the exposure-based attribution models [12].

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Table 3.

Distribution of samples, isolates and CGF subtypes by sampling origin.

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Table 4.

Proportional Similarity Index (PSI) between human campylobacteriosis isolates and isolates from potential sources based on their Comparative Genomic Fingerprinting subtypes.

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Fig 1.

Source attribution results (estimated proportion of human campylobacteriosis cases attributed to each source for 197 attributable cases) with 95% credible interval according to the proportion-, prevalence- and exposure-based Hald models.

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Fig 2.

Source attribution results (estimated proportion of human campylobacteriosis cases attributed to each source for 197 attributable cases) with 95% confidence interval according to the proportion-, prevalence- and exposure-based Dutch models.

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Fig 3.

Results of the sensitivity analysis of the exposure-based Dutch model for chicken meat.

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