Sentence examples for matters are provided from inspiring English sources

The susceptibility of VTG to cleavage can lead to products with distinct antigenic profiles, which potentially can cause problems with accurate VTG quantification using immunology-based detection methods [excellent overviews of these matters are provided by Folmar et al. (1996); Hiramatsu et al. (2005); Larsson et al. (1999); Tatarazako et al. (2004)].

In the absence of controlling legislation addressing IVF, the only guidance medical practitioners in Ireland currently have on assisted fertility matters is provided by The Guide to Professional Conduct & Ethics for Registered Medical Practitioners (the "ethical guide").

Fuller details of how the government handled the matter were provided to The Times by officials who did not want to be quoted discussing a continuing inquiry.

The agreement is intended to ensure that every child with a court matter is provided counsel ("independent, ethical and zealous advocacy").

In the meantime, helpful additional quotes on the matter were provided to the Plymouth Herald by one George Bamby, who seemed to have had almost a drone's eye view of the entire episode.

Reading matter is provided in the restrooms and on the front staircase, too, which are inscribed with quotations from Dr. Romera like "I am a doctor who cooks, not a cook who doctors food".

The details of the petrographic composition of Gopinathpur coals are furnished in Table 1 while the graphical representation of the group maceral and mineral matter is provided in Fig. 1.

The number of cigarettes smoked for each brand and the total yield of particulate matter (TPM) are provided in Table I.

No matter what books are provided, no matter what curriculum is required... the key is how the teacher feels about what she is teaching and how she treats her students.

VOIP phones can have traditional telephone numbers, yet still work no matter where they are, provided they are plugged in to a broadband internet connection.

Specific examples of excellence or innovation, no matter how many are provided, do not challenge these more fundamental barriers and so cannot drive the wider debate about localism forward.