Sentence examples for forensic potential from inspiring English sources

It was suggested that morphological characteristics will be more powerful indicators, if they are less frequent in the population than if they occurred more frequently (Gutie'rrez-Redomero et al., 2011).This indicates that the other minutiae such as short ridges may have more forensic potential than the other minutiae.

While doing so, they grabbed items of potential forensic value: "A couple of phones, blankets — anything that might have hair on it".

At the end of his trial in December 2007, the judge criticised the police's handling of evidence, and said two officers had lied by saying they were wearing protective clothing while handling potential forensic evidence.

Outlining the current state of the police's criminal investigation into the bombings, Mr Johnson said there had been three developments in the case including new potential forensic evidence, a book by a former IRA spymaster Kieran Conway, and a first-hand account from a now dead West Midlands fireman Alan Hill.

Some selected research projects will be presented to give an overview of potential forensic methods for the future.

Their main focus remained on identifying the potential forensic evidence that can be recovered from the Android and iOS platforms.

Multiplex quantitative reverse transcription PCR (qRT-PCR) assays incorporating these novel mRNAs have been designed, tested, and evaluated for their potential forensic use.

In the current work, development proceeded at first with synthetic DNA template testing to establish proof of concept for the chemistry involved, followed by the design of polymerase chain reaction (PCR -based genomic DNA assays to demonstrate PCR -basedforensic applications.

We conclude that there exists at present at least 417 separate Y-STR markers available for potential forensic use, although many of these will be found to be unsuitable for other reasons.

"These findings have potential forensic and cosmetic applications as we increase our knowledge on how genes influence the way we look," Adhikari said.

Such a study would also have potential forensic implications.