post-mortem的示例

• Salvation for any given individual is always a real possibility at any time, either in the earthly or the post-mortem existence.

• We report the first quantified assessment of the potential error caused by scavenging in post-mortem measurements of predation in a slug- carabid system.

• For the current study, isolation sites included blood (n=18), multiple organs post-mortem (n=2), and amniotic fluid or placenta (n=2).

• At post-mortem, all other organs were grossly normal.

• It is recognised that this may represent an underestimate of the incidence as some cases will only be diagnosed at post-mortem.

• The message traffic in a run of the system is logged and can be used for post-mortem debugging and even replaying entire sessions.

• That the resulting improvised 'lecture' may not always withstand in every detail a critical post-mortem is perhaps beside the point.

• The trilobites are disarticulated and generally fragmentary, which may indicate that they have been subjected to post-mortem transport.

• Analysis of post-mortem inventories suggests that retirement payments in kind to elderly parents could include sufficient seed grain to sow a medium-size farm.

• At post-mortem, some small focal areas of hepatization and emphysema were seen on the lungs of all infected animals.

• Future (post-mortem) research is necessary to clarify the underlying mechanisms of increased gray-matter volume and disproportionally enlarged ventricles in patients found in the present study.

• The size and fibre composition of the corpus callosum with respect to gender and schizophrenia : a post-mortem study.

• Since all animals used in the experiment were owned by a private farmer the calves were not available for post-mortem analysis.

• Most recently, post-mortem surveys have been conducted with close relatives of deceased members of the cohorts.

• This pathological process is very common in old age, found in post-mortem in around twothirds of those who do not have dementia.