From the study: "The radiological exposure to people (beyond the first seven days) and its resulting short and long-term health impacts are not assessed in this study."
In other words, the flow of radionuclides through the environment, and expected specific dispersal and concentration pathways resulting in human exposure and the resulting cancers risks were not studied.

With future upgrades to the functionality for the foreseeable future.

Obligatory xkcd reference.

I logged in just to make this point... a moment or two after giggling at the giant bird-lizard that had been cooped up for some-odd millions of years, but was now free to roam around.

bic 4-color multi-pen (preferably orange barrel, fine point), plus the lime green barrel purple/pink/cyan/lime green one.

(Well... alpine.)

Not to mention other cross-level fallacies. See for example: Diez-Roux, A. V. (1998). Bringing context back into epidemiology: variables and fallacies in multilevel analysis. American Journal of Public Health, 88(2):216--222.

The upshot: Even if a causal relationship corresponds to the study's findings, causes of state-level rates of test achievement are fundamentally different things than causes of student-level rates of test achievement.

That seems like it might be a proposal for ways to spend things like SE reputation for things other than bounties on SE. :)

I got robocalled by "Rachel from Cardholder Services" last week.

No pictures of the material under ambient lighting with other recognizable objects or this is vapor.

I notice that you are still not answering the question How to wipe an infected device. Is basic reading comprehension too challenging for you?

And you also answer the question by way of spreading FUD about taking control of one's own general purpose computer like a complete jackass.

My question was: given that the researchers identified ways to uninstall/trigger wipes of the malware from one's phone, how does one go about doing so? "Don't jailbreak an iphone." is not an adequate answer to that question.

Way to not answer the question by way of spreading FUD about taking control of one's own general purpose computer, jackass. My question was: given that the researchers identified ways to uninstall/trigger wipes of the malware from one's phone, how does one go about doing so? "Don't jailbreak an iphone." is not an adequate answer to that question.

So: how to prompt such malware to uninstall itself on one's devices?

"I truly think and feel OK cupid is wrong for forcing their agenda those whom do not necessarily agree." Do you mean like Prop 8 supporters forcing their lifestyle choices on same sex couples desiring to marry? Cause, like: it is very difficult to understand how you can mean what you wrote without blatant glaring, bigoted hypocrisy.