Sentence examples for testified a sample from inspiring English sources
The state rested its case on Tuesday after two forensic investigators testified a sample taken from the girl's underwear matched Labrie's DNA profile but they were unable to conclude it was his sperm.
For example, a retired physics professor named Norman Dombey testified that a polonium sample contains a characteristic fingerprint that allows it to be traced back to its source.
The linear chromosomal arrangement of the four genes and their structural similarities testify a common ancestry.
For chemisorbed polymer, the weak change in heat capacity at 210 230 °C (Fig. 1c, sample 4) can be attributed to glass transition and it can testify an amorphous structure of the attached layer.
For a two-step PCR approach (as used by [37]), we would highlight only the long fragments of the first PCR analysis provided that the exchange of whole fragments testifies to some sample mix-up and would thus explain the recombinant pattern.
At a Senate hearing in October, a Justice Department official testified that during a review of a random sample of 1,067 passports stolen from visa-waiver countries, the Justice Department found that almost 10percentt had been used to enter the United States successfully.
The FBI's new policy, which went into effect 1 October, states that if the likelihood of a random match is considerably less than 1 in 260 billion, the examiner can testify that the samples are an exact match.
So when a DNA expert testifies in court that there is a certain probability that a sample comes from a suspect, that claim is grounded in science.
He recently testified in a case involving a bloody sneaker.
"The government needs to have a live witness in court to testify that the samples and documents are what they say they are," said Mathew Rosengart, a partner at Manatt, Phelps & Phillips and a former federal prosecutor.
