Sentence examples for capable investigators from inspiring English sources

He has been one of the most diligent and capable investigators of abuses of power.

Predictably, opinion polls show the police are widely mistrusted.Experts say Thailand's force is not the world's worst: it does have some honest, capable investigators.

Now it is in the hands of capable investigators to take advantage of these platforms and resources to make an impact.

The qPCR problems this invention solves are universal to all qPCR reactions, and it performs all necessary qPCR set-up calculations in about 52 seconds (using a pentium 4 processor) for up to seven qPCR targets and seventy-two samples at a time – calculations that commonly take capable investigators days to finish.

Nor were the N.H.T.S.A. investigators capable of pinpointing what factories were manufacturing the bad Firestones.

Lee was capable of understanding investigators' questions and giving cogent answers, the New York Times reported, citing an unnamed source who had been informed of the substance of the state's interview with Harper Lee.

Though not initially important players in the operation, Freamon proved a quietly capable and methodical investigator with a knack for noticing tiny but important details, and Prez turned out to be a natural at following paper trails and his persistence when dealing with seemingly unbreakable codes paid off eventually.

In addition, such a model should be affordable, available to many investigators and capable of providing relatively rapid feedback on the efficacy of any intervention being evaluated.

In spite of having hired a staff investigator, WADA did not at that time see itself as capable of conducting investigations, the agency has said.

The interaction between pile and soil is simulated by a general Voigt model, one that has been demonstrated by earlier investigators to be capable of representing the plane strain case of soil adequately.

Investigators are now capable of easily tagging both, single photon emission computed tomography (SPECT) and positron emission tomography (PET) radioisotopes with peptides, amino acids or proteins [40].