Faced with such a muddy result, Dr Rösler would probably try to declare victory and soldier on in government.
But the muddy result did not settle the issue of whether Republicans would yet coalesce around a conservative alternative — Mr. Santorum, for example.
And then there are the advantages to executives of muddying results in merger related accounting.
"The old toe-in-the-crease rule, which rightly ought to have disqualified Hull's Stanley Cup-winningoalagainstnst Buffalo nine years ago, is long gone from the rule book, but in its place is something so unsatisfactory, it can still muddy up results".
Directed by genre stalwart Kenny Rye, and narrated by former male and female stars of EastEnders and Hollyoaks, this impressively po-faced hokum offers viewers the chance to watch 21st-century explicitness through 19th-century red-blue anaglyph lenses, with old-fashioned muddy brown results.
Secondly, study subjects are cherry-picked to exclude the very elderly, people with liver or kidney disease or those with any chronic illness that might "muddy" the results --.
This does not prove that we should all take up smoking, but that investigators should quit asking the same question over and over again in an effort to muddy the results.
Most of the researchers removed publicly insured Americans from their analyses because people frequently go on public insurance when they become disabled, and therefore, including the publicly insured would muddy the results and fail to clarify whether having insurance kept people alive, she said.
Veterinary pathologists rely increasingly on the Sprague-Dawley rat because Fischer 344 rats are at naturally high risk of mononuclear cell leukemia and testicular tumors,, which can muddy study results.
At the time, toxicology and pharmaceuticals researchers were struggling with in-vitro cells, which muddied their results and made experimental replication difficult.
