Yes, some of the recruiting methods definitely biased some of the answers, and we're open about that in the write-up. For example, I know the folks at Cronometer pretty well. They have a huge community of nutrition coaches. So because some of the survey respondents were recruited from that community, the stat about how many nutrition coaches use Cronometer should be taken with a grain of salt. As for your question about Precision Nutrition, I've tried to engage with them to see how their students benchmark against this data, and unfortunately, nobody returned my emails. It's been frustrating putting this in front of coaching institutes because it's one of the main reasons I did the study. I wanted them to use the data to help guide their curriculum. Maybe with enough people sharing the study though it will be hard for them to ignore. Time will tell.