Before revision:  This trend is observed universally in multi-agent simulations using three mobility data sets of different scales, resolutions, and modalities (check-ins at seven different cities , WiFi connection events at a university, and GPS traces of electric bikes), and suggests that strategies that exploit the network effect in human mobility provide a better balance between disease control and normal social activities.
After revision:  This trend is observed universally in multi-agent simulations using three mobility data sets of different scales, resolutions, and modalities (check-ins at seven different cities , WiFi connection events at a university, and GPS traces of electric bikes), and suggests that strategies that exploit the network effect in human mobility provide a better balance between pandemic control and normal social activities.