Sentence examples for forensic men from inspiring English sources

"If this was England, they'd still have the forensic men combing the streets.

However a collaborative awareness between a forensic man and a pathologist is needed for the preparation and marking of CVS (chorionic villi samples) areas that only originate from the foetus a source that in most cases yield a 'clean' or 'near clean' foetal DNA profile without maternal DNA contamination.

In one scene a forensics man looks at a blood-spattered wall and mutters about "arterial spray"; it sounds like the host of a design programme recommending creative stratagems for a makeover.

Proceedings motored on efficiently with the mistrustful and fractious Butler keeping his No 2 (Robert Glenister as DI Frank Williams) in the dark and refusing his hardworking team the balm of a kind word while saving his softer side for trusted forensics man Maurice Timm Pigott-Smith) and a bus conductress he had sex with every second Wednesday.

But now, spurred on by families of the dead boys and scores of former students — now old men — forensic anthropologists from the University of South Florida have spent the last year using sophisticated radar equipment to search for answers beneath the 1,400-acre 1,400-acre

Or Thale (see video), which provides an elegant synopsis: "Two forensic clean-up men discover a deadly mythological siren hidden in the basement of a remote cabin in the Norwegian woods.

The study target population was all deaths in Estonia subject to forensic autopsy of men aged 25-54 years. 25-54 years

Another implication of our findings has to do with clinical forensic assessments of men who have committed sexual offences or engaged in other problematic sexual behavior.

In September 2007, a pilot study to assess the feasibility of using the enhanced protocol was undertaken in Tartu based on 30 forensic autopsies of men aged 40-54 years. 40-54 years

Despite days of testimony from forensic witnesses about Manning's computer habits, however, the government has presented no evidence that Manning ever actually read either of the tweets (the other tweet asked for a list of US servicemembers' email addresses) or the "most wanted" list, only that he could have read them.

The US government has leant heavily on that report in making its case against the army private, telling the court that there had been forensic evidence that Manning had accessed the document on several occasions.