In one study, Wells staged a theft and then tested eyewitnesses' ability to identify the culprit, as well as the persuasiveness of their testimony.
Laws rigged in favor of public unions by Albany are the real culprit, as well as unaffordable pensions and retiree health care promises.
After city officials strengthened checks on the inspectors last year, the fail rate shot up from 15% to 25% of cars tested.Public transport can be a culprit as well as a solution.
The second is that while the loss to the same opponents in 1970 was indeed in the lead-up to the election, the opinion pollsters of the day observed that the real culprit (as far as Labour were concerned) was the publication of truly dreadful trade figures only three days before the nation voted.
She said: "The Mirror were the worst culprit as far as I was concerned.
The monkeys developed a pulmonary infection resembling SARS in humans, providing proof that the new virus was indeed the culprit, as well as the first animal model.
Also, our approach principally took fluid-induced metabolic acidosis into account, whereas the total amount of administered chloride could be an equally relevant culprit, as was shown in certain studies [30, 31], although one could expect a major chloride load to be reflected in chloride level.
The main culprit, as ever, is the mining industry.
An Italian variant of the story named the culprit as Giovanni Buttadeo ("Strike God").
The hyperventilating press is the main culprit, as you-know-who was saying only yesterday.
All of this makes cellphone radiation a relatively unlikely culprit as a mutation-causing agent.
