A month ago, the mere suggestion that Australia would win through to the World Cup final was a matter for general mirth.
One was an apparent belief that art is simply too arcane a matter for general audiences — whom museums crave — while the lived experience of social history might make art more relatable.
In general, a 3' bias does not hinder quantitative analysis as long as the relative amount of RNA in each sample is preserved, as it does not matter for general quantitation whether the reads from a transcript are evenly spread out or clustered towards one end.
Whether this matters for the general viewer is a different question.
There were advisory committees, one for the northern faculties and one for the southern, responsible to the Senate for informing the President on faculty views and attitudes and for advising him on matters of general University policy and welfare.
The day-to-day finances of the party are a matter for the general secretary, who, at the time the loans were made, was Matt Carter.
The report by Ms. Gélinas, who oversees environmental matters for the auditor general, said the government, which has often pledged to make the environment a priority, "suffers from a chronic inability to see its own initiatives to completion".
However, timing matters a great deal for general strikes' electoral potency.
Dr. Thomas A. Ports, a top cardiologist, began carrying two pagers, one for general matters and another that would go off only when someone had come to the hospital with a heart attack.
What matters for presidents, like generals, is not so much to be good as to be lucky – and Petraeus was.
One MRI study of 112 extended twin families found heritabilities of 82% for whole-brain grey matter volume, 87% for whole-brain white matter volume and 86% for general intelligence (Posthuma et al. 2002).
