The move in Scotland came after a frozen beefburger from a school kitchen in North Lanarkshire tested positive for horse DNA, while in Wales it was discovered that some burgers delivered to schools had been made at the Burger Manufacturing Company (BMC) in Builth Wells, Powys, one of the most recent producers to be caught up in the growing horsemeat scandal.
While researching this topic, it was discovered that many papers did not report the strain rate in their tests, and the vast majority of papers did not correct their data for stress concentrations on the surface, either of which has been shown to cause variation in the data by one order of magnitude.
While undergoing medical checkups, it was discovered he had a thrombus behind his eye, which had developed when he was in prison.
While Reika was in labour, it was discovered that her baby had shifted to its side.
According to the story (in German here), it was discovered while she was at a conference - the Circumvention Tech Festival - that was held in Spain to discuss surveillance and censorship.
This was unexpected when it was discovered while sequencing the human genome [ 59].
None of that evidence was found while the independent experts were there; it was discovered only after they left.
Their research was extended when it was discovered that while most patients with the bacteria had recently spent time in hospital in India, some cases had occurred without recent hospital treatment.
In the mid-1990s, it was discovered that while he was working as Margaret Thatcher's senior adviser on NHS reform, Dr. Clive Froggatt was faking hundreds of diamorphine (pharmaceutical heroin) prescriptions to feed his secret habit.
In the mid-1990s, it was discovered that while he was working as Margaret Thatcher's senior adviser on NHS reform, Dr Clive Froggatt – a Tory-supporting GP from Cheltenham – was faking hundreds of diamorphine (pharmaceutical heroin) prescriptions to feed his secret habit.
