Sentence examples for forensic ability from inspiring English sources

Nick Lloyd, who was his Sunday Mirror boss for a period, remembers him as having "a forensic ability to analyse stories and produce excellent newspapers".

Parliament was robbed of a rare voice of principle, a man who combined erudition and acerbic wit with a forensic ability to assimilate and distil information to devastating effect.

But Mr. Younger was best known for his sharp wit and theatrics in the courtroom and had the rare forensic ability to destroy an opponent's witness with a few quick questions.

And does DNA also exist for his sons, or is the testing such, because he's the father, might they be able to extrapolate if they were to find remains of the sons? A. I think we have the forensic ability to confirm any number of members of the family that are related by blood.

Meacher quickly mastered the language of the left, and his clear forensic ability got him promotion under Jim Callaghan, with the nudging of Tony Benn, who always needed someone with a little economic knowledge to sound as if his theories had some foundations.

"This provides a forensic ability to learn about the ancestry of the people who transit a station," Dr. Mason says, "and it means the DNA people leave behind can reveal a clue as to the area's demographics". The researchers also compared their microbial data with U.S. census data, as well as average ridership data from the MTA.

Andersen, Enron's former auditor, which was demonstrably lacking in forensic abilities, continues to suffer.

As all parties seek to deflect blame, much will depend on the forensic abilities of the committee to prove who said what to whom and when.

Investigators from the Netherlands, Australia and Malaysia were dispatched to the crash site near the village of Hrabove hours after the tragedy but were blocked by armed separatists for nearly two weeks, hampering the forensic specialists' ability to document the debris field and collect the bodies of victims.

His skills include a working knowledge of computer forensics, an ability to discern the ages of child victims by looking at pictures and a lot of patience.

The assay was assessed for forensic sensitivity and ability to successfully genotype highly degraded DNA.