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Figure 4 Distributions of correct and false clusters from all registered teams (excluding anonymous) over 9 variables (see Table  1 ).

Verification ability varies across teams (the correlation between C and F is (r=0.36), (p=0.018), and this value drops to only 0.09, (p=0.56) when excluding anonymous submissions).

Moreover, we denote teams' rankings as a vector (H = (h_{1}, ldots, h_{x})), and it does not correlate with the verification ability either (the correlation between H and V is (r=-0.1), (p=0.53), and (r=-0.16), (p=0.33) when excluding anonymous submissions), which implies that the verification ability alone does not determine the performance.

Third, the HIV seroprevalence (5.3 per 10,000 individuals) might be underestimated due to excluding the anonymous testing takers.

Even in Western Europe, where ART is widely and generally freely available to all those diagnosed and in need, HIV testing rates vary substantially from 1.9 (Greece) to 119.5 (San Marino) tests performed per 1000 population (where data are collected and excluding unlinked anonymous testing and testing of blood donations) [ 6].

All data are excluded 9,877 anonymous cases and 19,252 cases without full residential identification number (RID) or with incorrect RID.

A few other studies have shown that the outcome of patients treated within RCTs is better compared to those undergoing the same treatment outside trials, which is mainly explained by 'positive' selection of patients: patients with a presumed worse prognosis are more likely to be excluded from participation (Anonymous, 1986; Gorst and Johnson, 1992: Kober and Torp-Pedersen, 1995; Licht et al, 1997).

Two straws of raw, anonymous sperm cost €178 (excluding VAT).

Data for anonymous group were excluded when analyzing HIV prevalence, because frequency of anonymous test for one individual within one year could not be measured.

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On the eve of the Academy Awards ceremonies, an anonymous member of the Academy bristled at the criticism of the Academy members for excluding Selma director, Ava DuVernay.