Sentence examples for forensic work in from inspiring English sources

Pasquier retired from forensic work in 1604 to devote full time to his writing, publishing many more books of the Recherches.

Spilsbury helped establish the importance of forensic work in murder cases, but by the end of his long career many suggested that his ego was affecting his judgment and his evidence: in 2010 an American forensic scientist, David Foran, studied the Crippen slides again and suggested the body was male.

He has not only held the coroner's job for most of the years since but also performed private forensic work in cases around the country and the world, regularly giving his opinion in still more on CNN, Fox News and other news outlets.

Haglund started out doing forensics work in more traditional settings.

Forensic work begins in the search for Brendan Megraw, who was abducted and murdered in 1978.

He explains that not all forensic work is criminal in nature: some supports civil or health-related cases, like a toxicology report or e-coli testing.

The New York Times credited forensic work by Human Rights Watch analysts in a pivotal story that traced the trajectory of rockets used in the Aug. 21 attack.

"Photographs are often used in forensic work to estimate proportions, size, stuff like that," he said, noting that he has collected facial proportions from photos to narrow down identifications.

We have done forensic work with them, we're in the process of doing analytical work.

Forensic work on the photograph began in 2007, when Lois Gibson, who works with the Houston police department, analysed the features of the long-fingered figure holding the guitar.

More than 60% of the forensic work ordered by the police in England and Wales – around 120,000 cases a year – was handled by the service.