Sentence examples for a forensic problem from inspiring English sources

"It's almost a forensic problem".

Cocaine?' That is real science applied to a forensics problem.

This is (what I shall call) the forensic problem of anthropomorphism.

The results further suggest that similar issues are relevant to other forensic problems involving partial matches, such as when the crime-scene sample represents a DNA mixture from many individuals rather than a single person, potentially with degraded DNA, missing genotypes, or genotyping errors (Balding 2013; Steele and Balding 2014).

The interview takes two to three hours and contains 387 questions about current skills, the development of these skills, and atypical behavior (e.g. repetitive stereotyped activities, emotions, maladaptive behavior and psychiatric disorders and forensic problems) during the lifespan of the adolescents.

Dr. Lauridson said Dr. Hayne was an extreme example of a familiar problem: a forensic analyst with inadequate training who was given far too much deference in the courts.

When the Bank of New York Mellon filed a foreclosure notice last summer, they went to a local lawyer, Brian Canupp, who, with the help of a forensic accountant, found a problem in the foreclosure filing.

Still, if a board believes that it needs a thorough review of an association's books, Hank Kahrs, a partner at RGL Forensics, a worldwide forensic accounting firm with offices in Los Angeles and Orange County, says, "It is better to meet with a forensic accountant when you first suspect a problem rather than wait until it's too late.

The case illustrates the problems in speaker recognition, a forensic field with a checkered history that is trying to find solid scientific ground.

The mission of a forensic science program is to advance a student?s knowledge and skill in problem solving by emphasizing basic science and new technologies.

Less frequent were administrative problems (n = 3; 4%) or the end of a forensic treatment verdict (n = 1; 1%).