This second Gulf War, however, was a compelling test of the Rumsfeld way of war.
It has become a straight two-horse race, neck and neck, and a compelling test of nerve between Italy's most exuberant attack and flintiest defence.
Beyond the fates of Mr. Gingrich and his chief rival for the nomination, Mitt Romney, what is unfolding among Republicans is a compelling test of just how much politics has been changed by the forces that gave rise to the Tea Party movement, Occupy Wall Street and efforts to create a viable third-party option.
"Amanda Congdon, ZeFrank and Lonelygirl15 are the most compelling test cases to follow in 2007," says Blogebrity's Kyle Bunch.
Clearly much more complete material from the cranium and postcranium will be needed to provide a more compelling test this interesting hypothesis, but at present we consider a Gaudeamus-hystricid link to be more likely, given biogeographic considerations, than a nested placement of Gaudeamus or Hystricidae deep within the caviomorph clade, as is suggested by the unconstrained topology.
A more compelling test of vision's involvement in the teacher-student communication is needed.
HER2/ neu transgenic mice offer a compelling test system, because the tumors not only lack ER but also express both HER2/ neu and Cox-2, thus recapitulating the relationship between HER2/neu and COX-2 in human breast cancer.
However, before we get carried away it is essential that the actual causal variant(s) at ENPP1 be identified and substantiated with compelling functional tests.
And it really wasn't as complete and compelling a test of the Rumsfeld theory.
If the law seeks to regulate a fundamental right, such as the right to travel or the right to vote, then this enactment must meet a stricter judicial scrutiny, known as the compelling interest test.
