Sentence examples for procedural investigation from inspiring English sources

Now 62, Ellroy has spent his career orbiting this event, most obviously in the novel The Black Dahlia, which aligned it with another unsolved murder, that of the young starlet Elizabeth Short; and in his 1996 memoir My Dark Places, which combined procedural investigation into his mother's case with frank accounts of his descent as a young adult into voyeurism, drug addiction and crime.

Furthermore, clinicians are becoming increasingly concerned as to the risks that patients may encounter based on the radiation dose from EVAR and its associated pre- and post- procedural investigations.

This outstanding debut has all the hallmarks of an efficient police procedural – the initial investigation is of a murdered prostitute – but it's also a vivid and sensitive depiction of an alarmingly volatile situation, riven with tribal divisions, in a place where glittering towerblocks and shopping malls sit cheek-by-jowl with tin shacks.

The Night Of could be said to belong to the genre critic Matt Zoller Seitz once dubbed "the slow crime procedural," programs where investigations play out over the course of a season, with lots of time spent on the internal lives of the suspects, victims, and cops involved.

Data collected included patient demographics, comorbidities, preoperative medications, preoperative investigations, procedural details and clinical outcomes.

But it also underlined concerns that the government's case might be riddled with legal holes and procedural missteps in the investigation.

"They may come upon a historical site," said Vernon J. Geberth, a retired New York City police lieutenant commander who wrote a procedural bible, "Practical Homicide Investigation".

He criticized the professional responsibility office's investigation on procedural grounds and excused Mr. Yoo and Mr. Bybee by noting that everyone was frightened after Sept. 11, 2001, and that they were in a hurry.

"As a result of its preliminary investigations, and noting there is no documentary evidence to corroborate Mr Warner's recollection, the ethics board does not consider it has sufficient evidence at present to open, under its procedural rules, a formal investigation".

Further investigation into procedural competency and resident self-recognition of limitations is needed.

The five still face modified charges of "gathering crowds to disrupt order in public places" and have been released on a "guarantee pending further investigation," a procedural step that will severely inhabit and restrict their movement, communications with each other and with fellow activists, as well as further subject them to interrogation for up to 12 months.