Sentence examples for science services from inspiring English sources

The company is Britain's largest single supplier of outsourced forensic science services.

Criminal defendants frequently have no access to those public forensic science services and must often rely on private laboratories to analyze evidence for them.

The money has gone into salaries for the best coaches and equipment, but also into a support network that is the envy of the world and is exemplified by the sports science services provided through the English Institute of Sport.

Most jurisdictions have some provisions for providing indigent defendants with funds to obtain forensic science services, but often the amount of funds available is insufficient to secure adequate services.

"The provision of forensic science services is as prevalent now as it ever has been," says Smith. "I'm sure there will be some business opportunities for some universities, and more importantly I think there will be a greater requirement to collaborate in research and consolidate services with the local authority and police".

It's grown in other ways, too, since privatisation: staff numbers have increased from 270 to more than 1,500, and several other firms have been bought up – including, in 2005, Forensic Alliance, then the UK's largest private provider of forensic science services to the criminal justice system.

Many deal makers and wealth managers already use the Relationship Science service to bolster their pitches.

So far, 8,500 teachers have downloaded the instruction sheets, containing experiments on which have been cleared by the school science service, Cleapss, to carry out in the classroom.

It involved SO15 detectives, led by Det Supt Timmons, medical staff, a scientist from the UK's atomic weapons establishment, the forensic science service and Dr Nick Gent from Porton Down, the UK's military science facility.

The Audit Commission, the government's watchdog, says that police too often charge suspects with the wrong offences, use inaccurate computerised information and face serious inefficiencies in the forensic science service.

A documents cache seen by the Guardian show that the commission's in-house science service told it in 2010 that tests had uncovered what researchers suspected to be a "defeat device" that could cheat emissions tests.