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The PCC said Moir's claim that Gately's death had not been "natural", while controversial and speculative, "could not be established as accurate or otherwise".

If death assemblages can be established as accurate recorders of historical diversity and population data for a range of biomes and environments, then ecological analysis of these historic resources would be a powerful complement to wildlife monitoring practices as well as isotopic and ancient-DNA analyses that can reveal changes in a population's diet, home range, and genetic history [24] [26].

Researchers and scholars, news organizations and charity officials have all spoken of the fundamental need to establish as accurate a figure as possible for the number of people killed.

He now says that he appreciates the importance of the Iraq photographs being established as "an accurate representation of an event that happened" - that is, not necessarily a picture of the event itself.

18F-FDG PET-CT is now firmly established as an accurate method for the staging and restaging of various cancers.

Overexpression of VEGF has been observed in a variety of human tumors; thus, increased VEGF expression in tumors has been established as an accurate biomarker of invasiveness, vascular density, metastasis, and recurrence [42], [43], [44].

Nevertheless, incidence rates will be calculated and compared using methods established as being accurate for low rates in moderate sized samples [ 60].

MRE has long been established as an accurate and safe modality for diagnosis of CD, monitoring of disease activity and detection of complications [ 2].

Ultrasound is well established as an accurate technique for detecting and characterising inguinal and femoral hernias, 35 37 but these pathologies are not typically present clinically or radiologically in athletes with groin pain.

The THW method is well established as the most accurate, reliable and robust technique [29] for evaluating the thermal conductivity of fluids.

Transesophageal echocardiography (TEE) has become established as a sensitive and accurate diagnostic method for the rapid assessment of myocardial function.