Sentence examples for post mortem tests from inspiring English sources

His friends believe he died of hypothermia, but post mortem tests continue.

Post mortem tests showed that Mr Ding had been stabbed 23 times, Mrs Ding 13 times, Nancy had 11 stab wounds, and Alice had four.

In an initial model we have included the data from the multiple post mortem tests for the detection of M. bovis infected animals (meat inspection, direct microscopy, culture and microscopy and PCR) and tried to directly model their sensitivities and specificities (models 1A and 1B, see Table S1).

Preliminary random testing of suspected carrier small ruminants in a heartwater-endemic area (Keneba) in The Gambia using a nested pCS20 PCR detected a 60% (n = 14) infection rate; moreover all samples collected from clinically sick goats maintained on-station at ITC (Kerr Seringe), and confirmed as heartwater cases post mortem, tested positive by the same assay (B. Faburay, unpublished data).

Due to the post mortem examination and test detonation results, it can be understood and stated as a post blast reconstruction of the crime scene that; (1).

It was further revealed that post-mortem tests had been inconclusive and Mrs Rausing's death was being treated as unexplained.

Post-mortem tests showed that Miss Walpole, a former hotel worker who had three children, had been stabbed three times and bitten.

As for "Baby B," he said, post-mortem tests on its lungs showed that they were never aerated, indicating that the child was born dead.

Post-mortem tests established that Oliver, who had 13 separate marks on his body and face, had been subjected to at least one impact to the left side of his head.

Post-mortem tests on the brain and spinal cord of 100 individuals showed significant genetic differences between the sexes, which could account for the observed gender differences in neurological disorders, such as autism, according to scientists from University College London.

In fact, the only conclusion reached at appeal was that, because the results of post-mortem tests carried out on Harry Clark for the presence of the bacteria staphylococcus aureus had not been put before the jury at Clark's trial in 1999, the convictions "were unsafe and must be set aside".