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Ah! I have just found what has to be my favorite badly written sentence EVAR. I read this in the weekly magazine Science News several years ago, and finally remembered it when I was able to do a quick search in a database to pull up the text. It's a short news blurb about researchers experimenting with ultrasound to monitor patients with head injuries. The howler shows up in the next-to-last sentence, talking about the testing methods the researchers used:
So far, the researchers have tested the method on a fake head--a skull filled with gelatin, cadavers, and several healthy volunteers
All I can say is: God bless 'em!
SOUND WAVES TRACK HEAD INJURIES, By: C. W., Science News, 00368423, 12/13/97, Vol. 152, Issue 24
So far, the researchers have tested the method on a fake head--a skull filled with gelatin, cadavers, and several healthy volunteers
All I can say is: God bless 'em!
SOUND WAVES TRACK HEAD INJURIES, By: C. W., Science News, 00368423, 12/13/97, Vol. 152, Issue 24