An absence of such variability actually indicates that experimental replications are invalid, perhaps because of a bias to suppress contrary findings or because the experiments were run improperly.
In the recent Dell decision, Judge Travis Laster (who is the same judge in the ExamWorks case) made it clear that if the sale process was run improperly, then the merger price should not be used to make an appraisal rights award.
Quizzed by the same reporters on Saturday, Brewer said the party meeting "was improperly run.
Boeing, aided by the finding by the U.S. Government Accountability Office that the air force had improperly run the bidding process, pushed to reenter the bidding, and a new competition was set for 2009.
The study also found that not all water wells close to drilling operations had methane, suggesting that the methane leakage is not an inevitable side effect of drilling but improperly run drill-pipe, called casing.
If done improperly, patients run the risk of having a tendon pierced, Dr. Colbert said.
Earlier this year, six California firefighters sued the California Department of Forestry and Fire Protection to shut down its chaplain corps because they felt the evangelical minister who ran the program was improperly pushing religious faith in a government workplace.
Employers run the risk of improperly characterizing independent contractors.
(See "Buffett Pockets Constellation").. Buffett, whose Berkshire Hathaway conglomerate spans the finance and industrial sectors, has been involved with Wall Street before, bailing out Salomon Brothers after that firm ran into trouble for improperly bidding for U.S. Treasury bonds.
Last week, the Government Accountability Office criticized DOI's Minerals Management Service (MMS), which runs the leasing program, for improperly conducting environmental assessments of Arctic oil exploration.
Many of the suits cite failures of improperly inflated tires running at high speeds in hot climates.
