Sentence examples for examining body from inspiring English sources

On 5 September 1857, the University of Madras was established as an examining body using the University of London as a model with the first examinations held in February 1858.

The agitated students attacked the office of the examining body over the weekend in Bangalore city, which has said the test will now take place on 12 April.

The University of London, which was established as an examining body in 1836, did not become a teaching institution until 1900, centuries after its counterparts in Paris, Rome, and Madrid.

Furthermore, CrossFit's outcome evidence was provided for studies examining body composition, psycho-physiological parameters, musculoskeletal injury risk, life and health aspects, and psycho-social behavior.

Examining body weight, hematological parameters, hepatic, cardiac and gastrointestinal tracts histopathology revealed that no significant signs of toxicity were related to guggulsterone.

Participants were four separate samples of young women (N = 221) who exercised ≤2 days/week and who participated in various experiments examining body image and self-presentation.

The newly established universities did not initially undertake any teaching responsibilities but were merely examining bodies.

Early medicine relied more on folklore than on physiology, and its practitioners were not in the habit of examining bodies, living or dead.

She realised that the shell-shocked doctor, Morris, who abandons his practice because he cannot bear examining bodies, was based on her own uncle.

Getting to the truth will take experts going to the sites, examining bodies, taking soil and other samples — and doing so quickly, before the evidence is corrupted.

"We understand," he says, "that direct pressure was brought to bear on the chief executives of the three examining bodies in England".