Sentence examples for examiners concluded from inspiring English sources

When Emmerich was first put forward for beatification, in the nineteen-twenties, Church examiners concluded that Brentano, not Emmerich, was the author of most of her visions, and that they were literary inventions, not divine revelations.

Serving as a volunteer observer for the campaign of George W. Bush, he spent time in Jacksonville, where black leaders protested that their voting rights had been denied, and in Palm Beach County, where twenty-eight thousand ballots went uncounted, because examiners concluded that they had not been filled out properly.

The examiners concluded that the earlier mouse work "anticipated" Thomson's achievements to the extent that they were "obvious" and therefore unpatentable.

One study of 169 fingerprint examiners found 7.5% false negatives in which examiners concluded that two prints from the same person came from different people and 0.1% false positives, where two prints were incorrectly said to be from the same source.

Medical examiners concluded that serious, preexisting medical conditions were the likely causes of two of the deaths.

Examination time was recorded by the assistants using a chronometer from the moment the examiner picked up the instruments and called out 'start', until the examiner concluded the examination and called out 'finished'finished

All bullets were fired into his front, the examiner concluded.

Yet his death was no suicide, the medical examiner concluded.

The Broward County, Fla., medical examiner concluded that Mr. Bechler's use of ephedra contributed to his death from heatstroke.

The New York medical examiner concluded that he had died from an accidental overdose of prescription drugs and cocaine.

A young man found dead with a head injury in February was murdered, the medical examiner concluded yesterday.