For a decade before he took over in 2005 his party looked incapable of governing, even when it was still nominally doing it.
Lines from the plays echo through his prose, and characters occasionally break off from whatever they are nominally doing for a spot of textual exegesis.
Rhodes is nominally doing the right thing by punishing the rich who break the law, but his dogged determination belies something else.
We may take this to imply different causation and would suspect a large effect of field-aligned currents, which we nominally do not include in AMM by making them relatively far from the meridian modeled.
However, these findings, while nominally significant, did not withstand correction for multiple testing.
However, the results of our exploratory analysis, while nominally significant, did not withstand correction for multiple testing.
This association, although nominally significant did not pass the correction for multiple comparisons and needs to be replicated in further studies.
Pop psychology has replaced theology, and unfortunately you end up with individuals who are Catholic nominally but don't understand their faith.
In an age when food is increasingly marketed as organic, locally grown and nominally processed, do you find it odd that you've created an online sensation with Hungry Girl, which applies the new pieties about dieting and calorie counting to recipes that hark back to '50s comfort food like "Gooey cinnamon rolls with cream-cheese icing"?
These associations, although nominally significant, do not reach the stringent levels of significance appropriate for candidate gene or genome-wide scans, and could have occurred by chance.
