Sentence examples for back investigation from inspiring English sources

Despite a thorough trace back investigation, all deer originating from the infected consignment could not be traced.

The cause of the fire that consumed the Bonner Laboratory at Rothera Research Station on the Antarctic Peninsula is still unknown, but the loss of the lab will set back investigations of climate change, Mars-like environments, and how organisms respond to extreme conditions.

Trace back investigations from human cases will continue, i.e. if a sheep herd is a potential source of infection, bacteriological examination of the herd will be done to verify the source of infection.

According to Erich Ferrari, the lawyer who specializes in sanctions, companies that learn of a possible sanctions violation typically commission a "look-back" investigation that "reviews all payments you received, to make sure they didn't originate with a sanctioned entity".

Table 1 summarizes the timeline of the individual tasks of the investigation, this includes: retrospective study, prospective surveillance, look-back investigation, test on healthcare workers (HCW), audit on infection control measures and environmental investigation.

Trace-back investigation showed that the common link between most cases was sprouter X.

Trace-back investigation revealed that provender purchased by the farm concerned, was contaminated with S. Cubana.

A trace-back investigation was conducted for the implicated beef burgers, which were obtained from a box of 10, frozen, 100-g ground beef burgers purchased in late January 2009.

Dr. Howard Zucker, who helps to oversee drug issues for the W.H.O., said individual countries must conduct their own trace-back investigations.

Best-known living relative: Richard Mellon Scaife, the arch conservative, who backed investigations into the Clinton scandals and publishes the Pittsburgh Tribune-Review newspaper.

There are limitations with this method as the official look-back investigations used the full electronic medical records.