Sentence examples for cadaver decomposition from inspiring English sources

Those "little circles" are cadaver decomposition islands.

The microbial biomass within the cadaver decomposition island is greater than in other nearby areas.

A 2008 study of the biochemical changes that take place in a cadaver decomposition island showed that the soil concentration of lipid-phosphorous leaking from a cadaver peaks at around 40 days after death, whereas those of nitrogen and extractable phosphorous peak at 72 and 100 days, respectively.

It has long been assumed that endogenous gut-associated bacteria dominate cadaver decomposition prior to rupture, following which non-enteric and aerobic (soil-borne, dermal) microbes bloom and dominate the community (Evans, 1963).

The search was prompted by the findings of a forensic technology team that descended on the ranch in March, armed with special instruments that detect human decomposition, a cadaver-seeking dog and a group of researchers that included the sister of the actress Sharon Tate, who was among seven people murdered by members of the Manson cult.

The soil is made of hundreds of human cadavers at varying levels of decomposition.

In response to the images of piled corpses released to the public, Picasso paints Charnel House, his internalization of a pile of cadavers in various states of decomposition.

For a series of three months a single lens reflex (SLR) camera was used to capture a series of overlapping images at periodic stages in the decomposition process of each cadaver.

What drove me was realising that there was so much we don't know about the process of decomposition, and particularly how cadaver dogs track and locate the odour of decomposition.

This new human decomposition cocktail may help train cadaver dogs to find human victims.

Different stages of the decomposition were studied using human cadavers or domestic pigs as human analog.