Sentence examples for examination uncovered from inspiring English sources

One law enforcement official said that an initial examination uncovered some bruising on the boy's body.

A post-mortem examination uncovered bruises, cuts and abrasions on her body as well as two distinct bite marks on her head.

But The Times's examination uncovered a prolonged struggle at the highest levels of Wal-Mart, a struggle that pitted the company's much publicized commitment to the highest moral and ethical standards against its relentless pursuit of growth.

The examination uncovered previously missed evidence, including a bullet lodged in Michael's skull.

Neurologic examination uncovered impaired size discrimination and visual pursuit in a sample of Andean children as well [ 68].

Our approaches have now enabled such an examination, uncovering a strongly conserved synaptic organization function of the Teneurins from PNS to CNS.

The resistivity examinations uncovered the presence of an exceedingly weathered rock (permeable) reaching out up to a depth of 30 m.

A more deep examination uncovers layers of meaning, which can be personal, cultural, political, or historical, and everything at the same time… Tomatsu's work hasn't been properly introduced to the Western audience yet, and in the past decade he's only had one major museum solo show, at SF-MOMA, which then travelled to New York, Washington and Switzerland.

Closer examination uncovers a likelihood that those attacking TGNC human beings are not really interested in TGNC human beings at all.

The scandal, which soon spread to Nanjing examination circles, uncovered the corruption and influence-peddling that was rife in the bureaucracy, and that many moralistic officials from the north attributed to the existence of southern literary clubs and to the decline of classical scholarship.

In fact, recent re-examination has uncovered a series of radiations of cryptic species across different meiofaunal taxa (see e.g., [ 35, 46- 51, 72]).