It is understood that examination of her computer shows Choudhry downloaded the Islamist material late in 2009.
Vekaric added that examination of Mladic by court-appointed medical experts confirmed he had suffered at least two minor strokes, perhaps more, but was coherent and fit to stand trial.
But some engineers, including a team assembled by the American Society of Civil Engineers, say that examination of the steel could allow them to piece together the precise chain of events that led to the collapse of the buildings.
Except for the cross-referencing of beds between art gallery and crime scene, Cornwell's main evidence is that examination of paintings and letters reveals "the hallmarks of a psychopath".
Vekaric added that examination of Mladic by court-appointed medical experts confirmed that he had suffered at least two minor strokes, perhaps more, but was coherent and fit to stand trial.
The authors now recommend that examination of the hepatic vein wall should preferably be performed in segment 5 or 6.
Our data further suggests that examination of rats treated with aged black garlic before CP showed marked improvement of hepatic tissues when compared with the CP-treated group.
We believe that examination of DW images in addition to routine abdominal MRI would enhance diagnostic performance of radiologists during evaluation of focal hepatic lesions.
Although gathered during 1 year only, these data indicate that examination of suites of early- and late-successional native species can provide a highly effective mix for revegetation projects.
The illustrative examples given reinforce the idea that examination of interactions between organisms can yield new antimicrobial compounds, and ultimately further our understanding of the function of these molecules in the environment.
A formal French marine accident investigation report, issued in 2011, found that examination of the Condor Vitesse's black box data recorder showed the captain of the Condor Vitesse and crew were chatting about a TV film featuring Catwoman.
