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Vitaly Shmatikov, an associate professor of computer science at the University of Texas at Austin and a co-author of the "de-anonymization" study, says the researchers were able to analyze users' public postings and connect that to their Netflix preferences — including how a person may have rated films with controversial themes.

A less likely reason, but one that we cannot rule out, is that some manual physiotherapists may have rated radiation dose higher to show that they deserve their recently acquired referral licence.

The survey provided the respondents with a list of possible reasons as to why they may have rated their comfort levels with prescribing to patients in different age groups as they did.

They may have rated barriers based on their experiences prior to the fracture, being too optimistic.

In the context of a diagnostically targeted patient education course, some may have rated item #3 with their health condition specifically in mind.

That is, participants may have rated facial stimuli by clustering them into pleasant and unpleasant and then evaluated their emotional intensity with regard to valence.

Spandana has been lending at interest rates of 10 to 15percentt a year, while other Indian microlenders may have rates ranging up to about 30percentt a year.

Tubulin major isoform orthologs vary in the amount of pleiotropy in their function, which may have rate effects.

Also, the reviewers in the two studies may not have rated the contents similarly.

Many of them, for example, do not have fidelity bonding or may have insurance rated A-minus or even lower.

Many schools may have been rated "good" by schools watchdog Ofsted, but under the new framework will be classed as coasting and therefore in need of prompt intervention.