Sentence examples for concurrent investigation from inspiring English sources

The Swiss bank also was identified as an "assisted witness," a less serious status, in a concurrent investigation of suspected money laundering and tax evasion, she said.

Concurrent investigation on the cumulative mass loss and internal damage reveals the decoupling of salt scaling and internal frost damage governed by different mechanisms.

Fotheringham said: "Following recent speculation in the media, I would like to make it clear that Thomas Cohen is not in any way under suspicion of any involvement in Peaches Geldof-Cohen's death or our concurrent investigation into the supply of drugs.

A concurrent investigation of the microbial population of the same soil samples also showed microbial population composition varying more with soil depth than landscape position, and depth changes in microbial diversity occurred concomitantly with depth changes in organic matter chemistry.

Here we report the use of design of experiments as a useful chemometric technique for the concurrent investigation of a series of experimental factors that directly influence the proper operation of these photoelectrochemical cells.

Just weeks ago, Mueller reportedly questioned Steele as part of his concurrent investigation into the matter.

There are two concurrent investigations into corruption at Fifa.

A large office building in Warrington now houses the two major concurrent investigations into the disaster.

General Waldhauser is to be responsible for two concurrent investigations: a criminal inquiry into the actions of the four Marines and possibly others, and a military investigation into broader leadership issues with the command and the factors that led to the episode.

Furthermore, the investigators who interpreted the CT-scan imaging and those who confirmed the diagnosis of mesenteric ischemia through endoscopic and surgical reports were different and kept blinded from other concurrent investigations.

Those complaints resulted in separate concurrent investigations by the U.S. Department of Education.