Sentence examples for forensic post from inspiring English sources

For example, completely transparent discussion with families on the day prior to forensic post mortem examination, conducted in a sensitive manner, has led to research authorisation and donation in a very high proportion of cases to the Sudden Death Brain and Tissue Bank in Edinburgh.

Long after polling day... my own forensic post-mortem examination of South Thanet revealed something quite remarkable: Carswell was routinely downloading data and sending it to an anonymous computer server.

Northamptonshire Police said the dog would be subject to a forensic post-mortem examination.

A forensic post-mortem examination is expected to be carried out later.

All DRD cases must be reported to the coroner and have to undergo forensic post-mortems by law 5.

Further studies have to be carried out to test the feasibility of this approach to a human forensic post-mortem interval analysis.

A histopathological study was undertaken on breast tissue dissected during the course of 207 consecutive forensic post-mortems on women over the age of 15 years in order to define the frequency and types of lesions found in Australian women.

As such, the autopsies reported here were not collected specifically for this study, but were rather standard forensic post-mortems conducted as part of the legal obligation of the Vienna Department of Forensic Medicine.

Consequently, forensic post-mortem and police reports of all cases of death by heroin overdose between 1 January 1993 and 31 December 1994 were retrieved from the database of the Vienna Department of Forensic Medicine, in close cooperation with the Vienna Police Department.

In the days that followed Capehart's second article, he was inundated on Twitter by internet sleuths and amateur forensic experts posting evidence akin to Big Foot and Loch Ness Monster sightings.

Since then several reports on forensic aspects of post mortem imaging have been published, however, these studies are limited to post mortem imaging in adults, primarily using computerised tomography (CT) and many studies were of poor quality [ 33].