Sentence examples for forensic context from inspiring English sources

This is important in a forensic context.

There does not seem to be a satisfactory interpretation of probability that suits the forensic context.

Massively parallel sequencing technology has been demonstrated as a potential tool for genetic studies and recently, for forensic context.

In the process of personal identification, the less frequency of appearance of the epidermal features such as minutiae in the population reflects their importance in the forensic context.

Such studies enable a better understanding of the specific forensic context and thus allow more accurate collection, analysis and interpretation of the trace physical evidence to be achieved.

In the forensic context, "logic" is used loosely and refers to the stock of background beliefs or generalisations and the type of reasoning that judges and lawyers are fond of labelling as "commonsense" (MacCrimmon 2001 2002; Twining 2006: 334–335).

Although the minimalist "hinge" concept of the temporomandibular joint has been overcome decades ago in the world of oral physiology, it apparently still persists in certain forensic contexts, even determining the innocence or guilt of a defendant.

A research programme was designed to (a) develop a standard methodology for analysing ink samples in a reproducible way, (b) comparing automatically and objectively ink samples and (c) evaluate the proposed methodology in forensic contexts.

Few orientation methods are highly accurate; this is particularly true for methods applied to three-dimensional models obtained by surface scanning, a technique whose special features make it a powerful tool in forensic contexts.

The 95% confidence intervals for the composite score method and the regression equations for this 40+ year old study group are broad, and as a result, do not provide the essential precision for application to forensic contexts.

Lastly, we examine variables shown to be associated with absconding in the existing literature, in addition to those relevant within forensic contexts (e.g., risk estimates for future violence), with the aim to identify those factors that are most strongly and uniquely predictive of this behavior.