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Meanwhile, many local authorities are reassessing service users, to see whether their needs are "critical", "substantial" or "moderate", as they reallocate reduced services to those in most need.

"For example, an Orkut widget for Facebook might enable Facebook users to see whether their Orkut friends are online through their Facebook pages".

And instead of measuring the success of that email by looking at opens or clicks, Doshi tracked those users to see whether they actually started to use Mixpanel again, and whether they continued to do so.

Stauffer said that in addition to Waze's own verification and points system, the Connected Citizens Program allows users to see whether an event like a road closure was reported by the city or by users.

Firstly, we matched for baseline urate level for the incident high-dose allopurinol users and non-ULT users to see whether high-dose allopurinol reduced events/mortality over non-ULT takers (sensitivity 1).

A special page for BLAST analysis against the sequences from the Affymetrix probe set is also available in order for users to see whether their gene sequence of interest is present in the probe set.

One of the most obvious distinctions is whether services allow users to see what other people are listening to, to read over their playlists and compare their favorites.

Trulia's app sends alerts for houses that the service thinks users want to see, whether because of criteria they have previously given Trulia or because of the types of houses in which they have shown interest.

One of the main things that sets InstallMonetizer apart, Mundy said, is the fact that the company provides non-personally identifiable data, allowing advertisers to target specific groups of users and to see whether the ads are not just driving downloads but actual usage, too.

So it's not a surprise that, once again, everyone will be watching Twitter's user numbers to see whether they will grow, shrink, or just go nowhere.

In surveys of over 3000 Facebook users, Dunbar aimed to see whether social media broke through constraints and increased our ability to have more than 150 manageable offline relationships, in other words: Could each of us have more friends than we ever imagined?