The NRS, like the ABC, exists to serve advertisers.
The NRS uses UKOM/Nielsen data that collects survey responses about where people go online.
The NRS, adding more mass surveying, is publishing quarterly figures that put newsstand and cyberspace together.
The NRS figures for print and online readership are based on a joint Nielsen and UKOM survey of 35,000 people.
The NRS figures show that the Daily Mail had the biggest website in terms of readership, with 6.8 million people viewing Mail Online each month.
The NRS monthly online readership figures are significantly lower than those reported by the ABC because they have different methods of tracking audiences.
The NRS scores decreased continuously until 36-month follow-up.
The NRs' shape factor, g, is about 1 if we approximate the NRs as cylindrical nanoparticles [21].
The NRS is vulnerable to masquerading and content poisoning attacks through invalid data registration.
The NRs grown by sequential microwave assisted growth demonstrated the optimum response.
The NRS provided an external reference standard.
