Sentence examples for evidentiary samples from inspiring English sources

Other than having to look at "morbid" and "gruesome" evidentiary samples, Yap has no qualms about her career choice.

Using computerized navigational aids, the tools were guided to exact spots were evidentiary samples could be taken.

Some of these applications rest on the ability of a selected (low) number of mtSNPs providing a high discrimination power when analysing human population or casework evidentiary samples.

Forensic geneticists have to deal with evidentiary samples containing little amounts of, and/or poorly preserved, DNA.

However, forensic specialists and police investigators should be aware of the limitations of the approach; where possible, a large number of AIMs should be analyzed in order to provide the most precise inferences on the ancestry of evidentiary samples.

Third, one of the most important limitations in forensic casework and police DNA investigation is the amount and quality of DNA available from evidentiary samples; here the use of AIM panels could play an important role given that only a limited number of SNPs can enter a single PCR reaction.

In forensics, mtDNA typing is most commonly employed when the nuclear DNA in an evidentiary sample is too limited or too damaged to develop sufficient nuclear data for forensic comparisons.

Forensic evidentiary items are frequently not single source samples and can contain admixed biological fluids.

Dabkowska et al. (2007) found no evidentiary correlation between parent ratings for ADHD and Actigraph data in a sample of 21 children who wore an actigraph for 3 days [ 24], and Dane et al. (2000) published correlations between Actigraph data and expert ratings ranging from r = −0.24 to r = 0.09 [ 25].

The SNPs and indels identified in the analysis of evidentiary materials currently become the basis for higher-throughput assays to screen large numbers of samples [56], [72].

All negative samples once reported were handed over to NYPD, where the items were screened for evidentiary purposes.