CONCLUSION: In HFREF patients with AF, bucindolol was associated with reductions in composite HF endpoints in those who achieved a resting heart rate ≤ 80 b.p.m. and nominally in those with the β(1 389-Arg 1 389-Args genotype.
Osborne (the versatile Connie Neilsen), the head of the base's military police and nominally in charge of the investigation.
Some of the government's executive authority is theoretically and nominally vested in the Sovereign and is known as the royal prerogative.
I suspect it will be a straight 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 4-2-3-1 track Maicon, Ronaldo with right, and Giggs nominally in the hole behind Berbatov, but increasingly Parked back.
The black-turbaned Sadr official was surrounded by armed men, but most of the several hundred males loitering in a broad pedestrian mall were local civilians, chatting, chewing salted nuts and nominally participating in the general strike Sadr's office had demanded of all schools and government offices.
But authority over both night raids and detention is nominally in the hands of Afghans now, since memorandums of understanding were signed this spring.
The revolution brought about first the Temporary Constitution, which stripped the king of his powers and then vested them nominally in the people but actually in the small group of promoters calling itself the People's Party.
At the MSU center, the translation and dissemination of research findings was led by professors from the Department of Communication; community and advocacy organizations were also included nominally in the center application and invited to attend the annual meetings.
Trump has at least four senior officials vying for alpha status in the West Wing: Conway; Reince Priebus, his chief of staff and nominally the person in charge; Steve Bannon, the chief strategist, who has been the architect of Trump's early actions; and Jared Kushner, Trump's son-in-law and enforcer.
And atop the maddening income tax inequities lies a regressive payroll tax -- nominally "in trust" for Social Security.
