More ominously, voices sympathetic to Hizbullah whisper that its militia, widely seen as far tougher than Lebanon's ill-equipped conscript army, is ready to take swift control of ports, borders and main cities.
Here, too, our results show that swift control of the epidemic on a local level is only achievable through a combination of control strategies, which is consistent with our results on the national level (fig. S3).
Here, too, our results show that swift control of the epidemic on a local level is only achievable through a combination of control strategies, consistent with our results on the national level (SOM, fig. S3).
Short-acting parenteral β-blockers can act more rapidly than digoxin, and may provide a swift control of heart rate (HR) in these clinical settings.
This cross-talk must be carefully measured and excluded, which can be difficult or, in the case of samples with high variation in each fluorophore concentration, most likely impossible to control (Swift and Trinkle-Mulcahy, 2004).
But the mayor is nonetheless having to engage in some swift damage-control.
Our subgroup analysis in patients with severe renal dysfunction demonstrated that the incidence of adverse events was significantly low in the landiolol group compared with the digoxin group, and that swift rate control effect was significantly more prevalent by landiolol than by digoxin.
The cabinet became an agency of swift decision, and the government that it controlled remained representative of all groups and parties.
But the change is especially swift this time because Congress and the White House are controlled by the Republicans for the first time in nearly half a century.
Members of Apple's Accessibility team walked students through controlling drones and robots in Swift Playgrounds on an iPad.
