Sentence examples for victims tissue from inspiring English sources

But labs in the U.K. and the United States found none of the bacteria in victims' tissue or blood (ScienceNow, 13 June).

All the teams are receiving software from the Federal Bureau of Investigation to help match DNA from victims' tissues with their personal items.

The bite of the latter has been compared to being pierced with a hot needle, and the injected saliva digested the victims' tissues until, in the words of the emir's jailer, "masses of their flesh had been gnawed off their bones".

When the honey bee needs to pull away, its sting may be lodged and torn loose from the abdomen, or even ripped out together with some internal organs and left in the victim tissue, if the tissue has higher elastic modulus and strength.

But a close examination of the victims' lung tissue indicated that Londoners were exposed not just to high volumes of ultrafine carbon materials but also to more than a dozen other fine particulate substances, including metals like lead.

What happened next was ghastly as well, as the victims' soft tissues were incinerated (the bones have certain types of fractures and other telltale signs of incineration).

If a toxin is present, it passes through the hollow thread, penetrating and paralyzing the victim's tissues.

We find that NP4 is a dimer at pH 5.0 at ≥1 mM but a monomer at pH 7.3, the approximate pH of the victim's tissues; the dimer is much more stable when the ferriheme iron is bound to nitric oxide (NO).

It leads to kidney damage and the breakdown of skeletal muscle tissue; victims can identify its onset when their urine turns dark brown.

But he said his review of medical records, the earlier autopsy report and slides of the victim's lung tissue — all provided by the detective's family — had found no link to the trade center.

Harlan also said the female victim suffered serious tissue damage to her leg.