Sentence examples for detection skills from inspiring English sources

Now DCI Barnaby will lend his detection skills to the land of Sarah Lund when Midsomer Murders travels to Copenhagen for a unique joint episode created with the producers of The Killing.

Poirot is known for his meticulous appearance and brilliant detection skills.

Once learners develop mistake detection skills, these skills could help guide them through a cycle of self-feedback independently.

Austin: ACFE], and as such, it is increasingly important for auditors and accountants to have fraud prevention and detection skills.

Some jobs, such as being a dentist, are dependent on advanced detection skills and thus less likely to be replaced by a machine.

However, the extent to which the development of AM and FM detection skills follow different trajectories, and therefore can be attributed to the maturation of separate processes, remains unclear.

Thus, when confronting patients who demand Xanax or morphine, doctors should worry less about defending their self-esteem and their lie-detection skills (after all, the most talented sociopaths are the ones most skilled at convincing others of their honesty) and more about what treatment is best for the patient.

"Smells like beer; certainly had the amber colour of beer, with a good taste, light, refreshing, though slightly tinny" (impressive can-detection skills).

It raised the prospect that spies "may well be the most motivated and perhaps the best trained to avoid detection" by developing skills at deceiving polygraphs.

But minutes later he admitted they still lacked air capacity, were badly integrated and needed more heavy weapons and bomb detection and disposal skills.

With the incidence of skin cancers continuing to increase, traditional clerkships may not be sufficient to teach medical students important detection and management skills.