Sentence examples for died samples from inspiring English sources

For two of the women who died, samples have proved that the bacterium involved was Clostridium sordellii, Dr. Galson said.

In several samples cells died (samples 1, 45) or were severely compromised (less than 50% viability; samples 4, 10, 49) indicating that the inhibitors were added at a toxic concentration.

Before he died, Sample hosted a talk-radio program in Philadelphia, which seemed appropriate, given his outspokenness as a player.

The cousin died before samples could be taken, the health organization said.

The prosecution case relied on testimony from 85 witnesses, a statement given by the victim before she died, DNA samples, dental records from bite marks on the victim's body that matched the teeth of some of the men, and the evidence of the victim's male friend, who was badly beaten in the attack.

The prosecution case relied on testimony from 85 witnesses, a statement given by the victim before she died, DNA samples, dental records from bite marks on her body that matched the teeth of some of the men and the evidence of her male friend, who was also badly beaten in the attack.

The prosecution case relied on testimony from 85 witnesses, a statement given by the victim before she died, DNA samples, dental records from bite marks on the victim's body that matched the teeth of some of the men and the evidence of her male friend.

The prosecution's case drew on the testimony of 85 witnesses, a statement given by the victim before she died, DNA samples, dental records from bite marks on the victim's body that matched the teeth of some of the men and the evidence of her male friend.

Four additional patients met the case definition but died before samples were obtained.

It took significantly longer to find those who died (independent samples median test, p <.001).

When hamsters within the traps became moribund or died, serum samples were obtained by cardiac puncture or their hearts were dissected aseptically and frozen for virus isolation.