Sentence examples for examiner cases from inspiring English sources

Med-X is an effective method of detecting infectious disease deaths among medical examiner cases.

The current study was undertaken to determine the relationship between postmortem (PM) peripheral blood (PB) and liver fentanyl concentrations and the role of measuring liver fentanyl concentrations in cause of death investigations in medical examiner cases in which fentanyl was identified.

A toxicology report performed on Mr. Martin's body found traces of THC, the active ingredient in marijuana, in his blood and "cannabinoids" in his urine, according to the medical examiner case report.

Dr. Terrence Allen, a former medical examiner in Los Angeles who examined cases in the late 1980's when people died after being shocked with earlier-model Tasers, said he was sure the weapons could be lethal.

We evaluated formalin-fixed tissue obtained in 361 consecutive, unselected coroner/medical examiner autopsy cases of African-American adults (age >18 years) in Jefferson County, Alabama; deaths in all of the present cases occurred during the interval 1998 – 2002.

There were small differences in examiner status between cases and controls, cases were drawn over a longer time period than controls and the age range of cases and controls was slightly different, but statistical adjustment for all these factors made no meaningful difference to the results.

This may have resulted in the examiner missing some cases of caries and some cases of MIH.

Mr. Batson, who is with the firm Alston & Bird, has 30 years of experience in bankruptcy law and has served as examiner in earlier cases.

Ms. Borakove said 12 families had asked the medical examiner to review cases to determine whether they belonged on the list of Sept. 11 deaths.

Another study evaluating deaths in Washington State in which TPM had been detected in the serum by the medical examiner, discussed 3 cases in which TPM was thought to play a significant role, and several others in which it may have played a minor role.

Whilst this increases the flexibility given to the examiners, this mirrors the flexibility in judgements that examiners of long cases had [ 26] that were criticized on the basis of fairness.