postmortem造句

A postmortem found she had died of water intoxication.

I am in Wuxi, you can go to postmortem?

Bell clearly implies that Luther sees postmortem evangelism as a live option.

The immunohistochemical study of VEGF for postmortem diagnosis of early myocardial infarction;

Poor denounced the corpse was finally placed in the postmortem stage.

The shorter length of the Thames whale plus postmortem findings led the scientists to conclude it was a young animal.

We have evidence that in postmortem Alzheimer's patients, there is much less of our protein present in the brain.

Normally, he said, volcanologists have to do "postmortem studies" of long-solidified magmas or study active lava.

Jackson's brother Jermaine said that although the family was waiting for the results of the postmortem examination, a cardiac arrest seemed the most likely cause of death.

Down on the brick floor of the University of Maryland's Davidge Hall, a noted professor of medicine is about to perform a most unusual postmortem.

As for postmortem trace elements , I suggest you a blood test because the hair will be dust or dirt and the impact of the first test result.

T-cell infiltration was confirmed by immunohistochemical staining of tumor sections obtained postmortem and was shown to colocalize with iron that had been stained using Prussian blue.

Objective:To study the growing law of Sarcophaga carnaria in early autumn in Zheng zhou City in order to find out the more exact data for the estimation of the postmortem interval for this region.

He then has absolute control over that body-no one, not even the next of kin, can stop him asking a pathologist to do a postmortem and that way found out the reason for the death.

In this small, preliminary study, the researchers examined postmortem brain tissue from seven boys with autism and six boys without autism who were aged 2 to 16 when they died.