Sentence examples for evidence samples from inspiring English sources
Information regarding the ancestral and geographical origins of biological evidence samples may be useful for crime investigators as they narrow down the possible donors of the sample.
Forensic evidence samples are collected from an unlimited variety of substrates, which may contain compounds known to inhibit the polymerase chain reaction (PCR).
PAGE A5 national SNAIL-PACED PROGRESS In Backlog of DNA Evidence Local and state law enforcement agencies have made little progress in reducing a nationwide backlog of DNA evidence samples over the past four years, according to reports filed with the National Institute of Justice.
The last episode of series three of the complex police corruption drama Line of Duty involved two lengthy interrogations in which suspects were presented – via the interrogators' iPads – with an almost bewildering sequence of evidence samples (pictures of weapons, CCTV images, mobile-phone records) and challenged for explanations.
The New York City medical examiner's office said Thursday that it had discovered more than 50 cases in which it failed to upload critical DNA evidence samples from crime scenes to the state's DNA database, preventing those samples from being compared to genetic material from convicted offenders.
Forensic evidence samples were not collected because of the long time passed after the alleged incident.
Processing of a DNA evidence sample takes about a week, said Larry Blanton, a criminologist for the Los Angeles Police Department.
The detection of this barcode would indicate that the source of analyzed DNA was from a reference sample provided by an individual, and not from an evidence sample.
No matter how much Professor Bebchuk attempts to denigrate what he calls "anecdotal" evidence, the experiences of those with "boots on the ground" must be taken into consideration in combination with the empirical evidence sampled above.
Advancements in computerized processing are allowing crime labs to build an entire picture of you as a suspect -- not just an impersonal, academic graph of the matching points in either your biological evidence sample that you left behind at the scene or your known reference sample that investigators obtained from you.
Two common sources of data ambiguity in biological evidence are (a) DNA mixtures from multiple contributors, and (b) low template DNA (LT-DNA) that is under 100 pg in the evidence sample.
