Sentence examples for forensic standards from inspiring English sources

Moreover, as Grann states, no claim has been made that the print analysis meets forensic standards.

"The biometric technology … has to be regulated to forensic standards – facial recognition, facial comparison, gait analysis – because that is a whole new area in forensic science".

As important as the equipment itself is the decision to design the labs and the process for collecting samples to forensic standards that will pass muster in a court of law.

The bodies were exhumed after two weeks, fresh by modern forensic standards but a problem for Kabul's rudely-equipped pathologists, and even more so for Mohammed Dinarkhil's technical crime unit, charged with providing fingerprinting, as well as ballistic, photographic, chemical and biological evidence for murder investigations.

Oral fluid field tests are designed to provide preliminary results with a high grade of reliability in order to meet analytical and forensic standards.

While the new and some previous findings are highly promising, before molecular age estimation can eventually meet forensic practice, the proposed biomarkers should be tested further in larger sets of blood samples from both healthy and unhealthy individuals, and markers and genotyping methods shall be validated to meet forensic standards.

In summary, the DNA's obtained from the BioRobot EZ1 for different forensic relevant biological materials showed a quantity and quality comparable to those of the forensic standard protocols normally used in our laboratory.

As a result intelligence gathering is sometimes held to a less strict forensic standard.

All experiments were performed according to the EMPOP forensic standard procedures to ensure highest sequence quality and reliable base calling [ 14].

They also found that Motherisk lab technicians failed to routinely wash hair samples before analysis, again failing to meet internationally recognized forensic toxicology standards.

He ended a commission charged with improving forensic science standards and halted a review of closed cases even as these efforts were discovering that faulty forensic evidence was responsible for many wrongful convictions.