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Fig 1.

Geographic coverage of data datasets.

Reprinted from brightcarbon.com under a CC BY license, with permission from Bright Carbon, original copyright (2021). Each color represents the number of data partners with a presence in each state but does not necessarily correspond to the number of people. The darkest color represents those where all six partners had a presence.

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Fig 2.

Study design diagram.

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Fig 3.

Factors potentially associated with serological testing.

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Table 1.

Clinical and demographic characteristics of patients with positive RNA and who underwent serological tests.

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Table 2.

Positive percent agreement (PPA) 14–90 days after positive RNA test.

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Table 3.

Positive percent agreement (PPA) by serology tests and presence of symptoms.

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Fig 4.

Odds of seropositivity dataset A.

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Fig 5.

Odds of seropositivity dataset B.

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Fig 6.

Odds of seropositivity dataset C.

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Fig 7.

Odds of seropositivity dataset D.

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Fig 8.

Odds of seropositivity dataset E.

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Fig 9.

Odds of seropositivity dataset F.

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