Sentence examples for forensic thinking from inspiring English sources

A blanket dismissal of the possible pros along with the perceived cons is not forensic thinking.

Common forensic thinking now dictates that this method, Tetra Aminobipheny (TAB) is not specific for blood and is capable of yielding a high percentage of inaccurate positive results.

IT was more than a decade ago, as his taxi made its way through the troubled neighborhoods of Lima, that Dr. José A. Lorente, an expert in forensic genetics, first started thinking about the plight of street children.

This results in things like the CSI effect, the well-documented phenomenon of people thinking they're forensics experts because they've seen CSI.

"They will have been desperately living in fear of death and thinking they were expendable," said Ian Stephen, a forensic psychologist in Scotland.

Using nothing but deduction – a combination of observing body language, eye movements, smell and language – the forensic scientist can guess what an audience member is thinking.

The goal provided is assistance in thinking about how best to gather Malware forensic evidence in a way that is reliable, repeatable, and ultimately admissible.

"My own work with forensic DNA extraction from samples found in public has gotten me thinking about DNA paranoia," she continued, "and as we started chatting about ways of hybridizing the biological and the political, this idea emerged".

One cannot help thinking he could have been an ace family lawyer, with his forensic intelligence and command of moral nuance.

"They are thinking it must be a state sponsor and they look in their logs as they do forensics with this expectation.

And thinking, thinking, thinking".