Falling intonation is used in completed statements, direct commands, and sometimes in general questions unanswerable by yes or no; e.g., I have nothing to add.
In general, questions such as "what is a poem, a phoneme, a disease, a flag,….?" are to be pursued in conjunction with a specific discipline, and not within the confines of a general theory of types.
In general, questions about "definable" sets of reals are more tractable than questions about arbitrary sets of reals and this suggests looking at definable versions of the continuum hypothesis.
Citing a vast body of research on the fallibility of eyewitness testimony in general, questions are now being raised specifically about in-court identification.
However, in general questions of absenteeism, and in particular of presenteeism may be difficult for the patients to interpret.
In addition, the parents also rated how satisfied they were with their communication with nurses and doctors in general (questions 1 and 9).
Recently published independent research on Primary Care Triple P and Triple P in general questions the effectiveness of Triple P and suggests that it may not be as effective as was reported a few years ago.
In contrast, philosophy of law is interested in the general question: What is Law?
This allows refining the properties of the response scale in the general questions in order to reduce floor and ceiling effect which in turn leads to a better discrimination at the high end rating and to improved internal consistency.
So in most schools, the general question we face is whether to move towards selection or away from it.
