Sentence examples for body was consistent from inspiring English sources

The family refused an autopsy but the appearance of Ms. Ho's body was consistent with electrocution from a lightning strike, a spokesman from the prosecutor's office said.

A forensic dentist later issued an opinion that a bite mark on Ms. Crilley's body was consistent with Mr. Alcala's impression, a law enforcement official said.

They said that he had been treated for a behavioral disorder that caused him to injure himself and that the bruising that had been found on his body was consistent with the kind of self-injury associated with the disorder.

"The condition of the body was consistent with the amount of time he'd been missing," Jim Fullington, special agent in charge of the Georgia Bureau of Investigation's Athens regional office, told the Augusta Chronicle.

To be sure, Dr. Newberger, the defense expert, who examined her last March, concluded that various scars on Rachel's body were consistent with abuse.

A psychologist's report from his detention in the UK also found the marks on Abdellatif's body were consistent with a victim of torture.

The girl was later transferred to NewYork-Presbyterian Hospital/Weill Cornell Medical Center, where medical personnel found that the burns on Raylin's body were consistent with scalding water being poured over her while she was on all fours, the authorities said.

The resultant location of the southern low-density body is consistent with a magma reservoir reported in previous studies.

The pathologist described how the wounds on Ms Steenkamp's body were consistent with bullets being fired through a wooden object such as a door.

On the original seismic profile with relatively low predominant frequency (17 Hz) and the frequency-division profile of 40 Hz, the seismic sedimentary body is consistent in occurrence, indicating that the sand is syndeposited, but on the stratal slice, there is an obvious event-crossing phenomenon without time-equivalent meaning and thus without meaning for seismic sedimentology analysis.

Such a shift of the body is consistent with the increased flexion of the contralesional limbs (Fig. 3).