However, religious belief is a matter of considered judgment.
Hagel's voting record on military affairs, like Kerry's, sometimes seems less a matter of considered judgment than political reflex.
The survival benefit of the addition of other drugs to HD-MTX is matter of debate, considering that not only do randomised trials comparing mono-chemotherapy with HD-MTX and poly-chemotherapy not exist, but also that the activity of these drugs has not been assessed as a single drug in prospective trials.
It is a matter of either considering only the hydrological data or the balanced part of the hydro-meteorological data set during the forecasting process.
It's hard to say if it's merely a matter of perception, considering there's not really a culture about being open and transparant on dealing with internal challenges here.
As a matter of fact, considering the descriptive analysis, a statistically significant association between company affiliation and uptake of vaccination occurred as well as, in the univariate logistic regression analysis, between "sampling method" (i.e., mode of data collection) and the outcome variables.
Three of the Republican presidential candidates still in the race, Newt Gingrich, Rick Santorum and Mitt Romney, maintain that waterboarding, which the Inquisition matter-of-factly considered to be torture, really isn't, and Mr. Gingrich and Mr. Santorum openly support its use.
Contacting lost relatives scattered from New Orleans to Los Angeles, she would gradually fit herself back into the enormous extended family whose very existence had been concealed from her and meet distant cousins who matter-of-factly considered themselves white without losing touch with the Broyards of color.
The government must, as a matter of urgency, consider subsidising improved seeds for poor farmers.
But more matter of factly, consider this: the Spanish soldier Cortés, who invaded Mexico in 1519, acted in the name of Charles V, Habsburg king of Spain and the man about to be elected Holy Roman Emperor.
