Sentence examples for degree of decomposition from inspiring English sources

However, given the degree of decomposition, police would rely on family photos.

The Gs was correlated to the degree of decomposition with a linear relationship.

At this point, according to the MoD, the RAF pathologist "indicated that given the climate and the degree of decomposition since the death, it would be extremely difficult to establish cause of death".

The degree of decomposition suggested Williams had been dead for 10 days at the time of postmortem, consistent with the last time he was seen alive on CCTV on 15 August 2010.

Mr Latham added: "It is impossible to exclude sexual assault because of the degree of decomposition". Dr Cary had also concluded that the girls' bodies were dumped at the site shortly after they were killed.

Carbon (C) and nitrogen (N) content, carbon to nitrogen ratios (C N), δ13C and δ15N values show clear trends that correspond with SOM age and degree of decomposition.

But they were placed there at different times, judging by their varying degrees of decomposition, he said.

Such water bodies have frequent anaerobic conditions and accumulate organic matter in various degrees of decomposition.

Lincoln echoed the order with a laugh: "More blood!" There will be blood — and human body parts in varying degrees of decomposition — aplenty as the zombie drama opens a new 16-episode season Sunday.

Carcasses with various degrees of decomposition are often the only material available.

Organic soil materials that formed in different environments are generally of different botanical composition; degrees of decomposition and contents of mineral admixtures are equally varied.