Sentence examples for forensic monitoring from inspiring English sources

As with British amateur boxing's centre of excellence in Sheffield, which produced five medals at the London Olympics, Ireland's high performance programme involves a crack team of coaches, led by the legendary Billy Walsh, state-of-the-art equipment and the forensic monitoring of athletes.

This study examined if a macro-, meso-, and micro outcome measurement instrument that constitutes the evaluation stage of a Dutch forensic psychiatric outcome monitor, the Hoeven Outcome Monitor (HOM), can provide a first step towards a more evidence based groundwork in forensic mental health.

His research is centered on developing novel plasmonic sensing strategies, which can be potentially exploited in environmental monitoring, forensic investigation, and biomedical diagnostics.

This simple scheme employing the strand-displacement polymerization reaction may find wide application in forensic analysis, environmental monitoring, and clinical diagnostics.

Forensic teams are now monitoring the internet for any film or photos that are posted, while trying to build - quickly - a profile of their killer.

SPR has a wide range of applications in other fields such as life science, medical testing, drug screening, food testing, environmental monitoring, and forensic identification.

Detection of specific nucleic acid targets is of enormous and increasing interest in molecular biodiagnostics, food analysis, forensic investigation, and environmental monitoring.

This method can be used for plague diagnostics, forensic purposes and the monitoring of plague foci.

Assuming that nullomers are the signatures of natural selection against deleterious sequences in humans, the use of nullomers in drug target identification, pesticide development, environmental monitoring, and forensic applications has been envisioned.

Under close monitoring by a forensic pathologist specialising in paediatric forensic medicine, the same predefined organs (surface of the brain including the meninges, upper and lower lobes of the lung, right and left lobe of the thymus, right and left heart ventricle, right and left lobe of the liver, both kidneys, adrenal glands, pancreas, and spleen) will be biopsied in each case.

Mr. Lucier explains that sequencing is being used in many different ways, from designing safer food to criminal forensics and public health monitoring.