Sentence examples for deceased in a from inspiring English sources

In our study, men deceased in a nursing home spent on the average 790 days (median: 382) and women 1250 days (median: 849) in the respective institution before death.

After treatment, those who had received E.M.D.R. could remember the deceased in a positive way, without the negative emotions.

Cryogenic storage of the corpse has been offered as a means to preserve the deceased in a form amendable to any future therapies that science may devise.

Clark became the legal guardian of Lisette and Jean Baptiste and listed Sacagawea as deceased in a list he compiled in the 1820s.

She saw herself creating tailored events that celebrated the life of the deceased in a highly personalized manner: sending cremated ashes into space, or shooting them out of a gun, or compressing them into a gemstone.

For those in the Catholic church, friends and family members gather together in the presence of the deceased in a ceremony called a wake.

However, independence was still lower for patients deceased in hospital after a very long stay (11.4%) than for patients deceased after discharge of a very short stay (17.9%).

Thus, we constructed a database by combining the 368 records of patients known to be deceased in the cohorts with a random sample of 368 records from the 1999 mortality database.

"I consider the work as something like dressing the deceased in brightness," says Jeong A. "It is a kind of idea from my native country where when people die they dress the corpse, but we dress the deceased in brightness, not like a corpse".

Plaintiff appeals from a judgment for defendant, administratrix of the estate of Roy Campbell, deceased, in an action for attorney's fees.

Burials, already practiced by the Neanderthals in a simple form, became complex, and graves were often crammed with goods that were likely thought to be useful to the deceased in an afterlife.