Sentence examples for forensic knowledge from inspiring English sources

To help spread their forensic knowledge, Body Farm scientists work closely with law-enforcement officials.

He also made endless trips to the cinema, where he acquired a forensic knowledge of Greek mythology; he mentions Steve Reeves, the musclebound 1950s actor who played Hercules.

She added, "What he has done has changed the face of forensic knowledge among police officers and other criminal justice professionals because his training is inevitably open to whoever wants to come".

As in 2010, Labour's candidate in this election is Paul Kenny, a furrow-browed native of Birmingham who has lived here since 1991 and has a deep, forensic knowledge of immigration and the issues – wages, contracts, housing – around it.

We are not a think tank or a charity, simply thousands of individuals with talent, experience and a forensic knowledge of how the bill will affect every aspect of our lives.

We are not a think tank or a charity, simply thousands of individuals with talent, experience and a forensic knowledge of how the bill will affect every aspect of our lives.

But more is needed, he adds, including a national summit to establish microbial forensics as a new scientific discipline that combines expertise in conventional forensics with knowledge from microbial genomics, phylogenetics, and informatics.

Being a political appointee, the crowner (later "coroner") was not required to have any particular medical, forensic, or legal knowledge.

"Mice had got to the manuscript and there were large portions of the text missing, so I had to use my forensic skills and knowledge of Dumas's writing to fill in the missing gaps".

In these studies conducted in the field of forensic nursing, the knowledge of students about forensic cases and forensic nursing was carried out in different cities with different questions and with fewer sample groups.

Studies (Gökdoğan 2008; İlçe et al. 2010; Topçu 2015) show that the vast majority of nurses encounter forensic cases, their knowledge and practice of forensic cases is inadequate and they have educational needs that are related to forensic nursing.