The relationship between observations of visitor behavior in exhibitions (tracking and timing) and responses to exit interviews can indicate which exhibit components convey content messages most effectively.
Each resident participated in a 20 minute semi-structured telephone interview during which they were invited to expand on their responses to exit survey statements, and relate stories they had prepared in support of them.
In response to the exit poll, they called for a random audit at selected polling stations and again found nothing suspicious.
The message of the ad is to portray Mr. Romney as unelectable in a general election, a possible response to New Hampshire exit polls that showed a majority of voters viewing Mr. Romney as the most electable of the Republican candidates.
Goldman Sachs looks at the numbers: "If we assume a 2percentt drop in UK GDP in response to the exit vote, which is on the high end of our economists' estimates, then UK oil demand would likely be reduced by 1percentt or 16,000 barrels per day, which is a 0.016 percent hit to global demand.
As for River's declaration at the end of the episode -- "it doesn't matter" was her response to the exit of her parents -- it felt tonally wrong, especially in an hour that was all about marriage, connection and literal leaps of faith.
However, cancer cells can develop resistance to paclitaxel by either exiting mitosis before apoptosis is initiated (termed mitotic slippage) or by blocking the apoptotic response to delayed mitotic exit (Rieder and Maiato, 2004).
The silly response to Stephen Hester's exit as boss of RBS is to say that politicians should not meddle with banks.
For Arsenal, an upbeat response to their Champions League exit was imperative, and they couldn't have wished for more than the comfort of a two-goal lead inside 10 minutes.
