Sentence examples for forensic literature from inspiring English sources

In addition, 23 beetle species are cited for the first time in the forensic literature.

As expected, repeat region sequences which had not previously been reported in forensic literature were identified.

In 2011, Anil Aggrawal proposed ten-point classification system of zoophilia, based on forensic literature review.

Injuries by propellers, amputation, death by drowning, and bleeding are rare reported events in forensic literature.

Image forensic literature offers several examples of detectors for such manipulation[1]; among them, the most recent and effective ones[2, 3] are those based on scale-invariant feature transform (SIFT [4].

The subject was discussed in German medical literature during the 20th century, though more detailed case reports in the forensic literature have been published recently.

For better experimental validation of the proposed work, we applied two databases with different resolutions which are commonly used in image forensics literature for testing process.

Individuals with mental health problems are considered to be part of a group labeled 'vulnerable' in forensic psychology literature and the legal system more generally.

Referencing 1.6 – 2.0 margin of acceptable quality DNA for forensic analysis, literature also suggests interference of Ribonucleic acid (RNA) and protein in substantiating the outlier values (Khare et al. 2014; Oxford Gene Technology 2011).

Dr. Gold is the author of Sexual Harrassment: Psychiatric Assessment in Employment Litigation, which won the 2006 Manfred S. Guttmacher Award and was also honored by the American Psychiatric Association and American Academy of Psychiatry and the Law for best contribution to forensic psychiatric literature for the year.

Although rare in the contemporary forensic-medical literature and even more so in the bioarchaeological record, this appears to be a case of post-mortem fetal extrusion or coffin birth.