Sentence examples for forensic implications from inspiring English sources

Differences between genomes have anthropological, medical, and forensic implications and applications.

Reverse transcription polymerase chain reaction (RT -PCR) is a useful technique to analyze molecular biomarkers with forensic implications.

Delusions are pathological because they have forensic implications, that is, implications for judgements about whether agents can be held legally accountable for their actions.

This method has been attracting international attention due to its significant role in advancing the taxonomy of life forms and their forensic implications.

Considering the forensic implications of this environmental degradation, care should be taken when comparing samples if weathering is an option (e.g. an exposed graffiti compared to the paint from a fresh spray paint can).

Future research will be needed on the biology and ecology of S. planiusculus, in order to determine the exact length of each life cycle stages, which will be of great value to the further improvement of the PMI estimation and other forensic implications.

This means that an account of the identity of persons across time will have forensic — normative — implications.

Finally, we discuss the digital forensics analysis implications of this new information-hiding technique.

In terms of the clinical implications, forensic experts should be aware of a tendency among juvenile offenders to deny mental symptoms in self-reports.

Implications for forensic neuropsychology will be discussed.

We discuss implications for forensic phonetics, language and cognition, and automatic speech recognition.