Regarding the San Diego graph, could the relative decline of cases among the not-fully-vaccinated group be explained by an increasing fraction of that group being partially-vaccinated rather than fully-unvaccinated?
Typo? That should say ‘decreasing’. The percent of the not-fully-vaccinated that are partially vaxxed drops dramatically between June and July bc the first doses dropped dramatically at the end of May. I also assume that some of the fully vaxxed people were less than 2 weeks after their second vaccine when they caught covid (as opposed to when they got tested, often1-2 weeks later) but I know that doesn’t matter much.
Regarding the San Diego graph, could the relative decline of cases among the not-fully-vaccinated group be explained by an increasing fraction of that group being partially-vaccinated rather than fully-unvaccinated?
Typo? That should say ‘decreasing’. The percent of the not-fully-vaccinated that are partially vaxxed drops dramatically between June and July bc the first doses dropped dramatically at the end of May. I also assume that some of the fully vaxxed people were less than 2 weeks after their second vaccine when they caught covid (as opposed to when they got tested, often1-2 weeks later) but I know that doesn’t matter much.