Characters on television often use the word "match" to describe a definitive relationship between two pieces of evidence, whereas real forensic technicians tend to use terms that are less definite, which acknowledges that absolute certainty is often not possible.
But it's worth remembering that Brooke's original title for this poem was "The Recruit," which acknowledges that the speaker has no real idea what he's talking about.
This result has been summarized in the study in ref. 18, which acknowledges that the workload may potentially increase with the broad use of WS but that cases with severe disease are correctly identified.
Teays favors the justifying model, which acknowledges that the woman is reasonable in the sense that there is nothing wrong with her or her reasoning skills, and that she responds appropriately, given her circumstances.
A triple bottom line, which acknowledges that the planet is a living trust and that we are merely stewards for future generations, is a requisite standard for all businesses, worldwide.
Inherent Vice is a legal term, used in marine insurance, which acknowledges that everything contains its own seed of disaster and that what can go wrong probably will.
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Icai's report, which acknowledges that DfID is working under difficult conditions in Kenya, warns that programmes appear to have focused more on the department's own performance targets than the concerns and priorities of local communities.
In such situations, we suggest that investigators use several approaches, as commonly used in other areas [ 43, 44], which acknowledges that none of them is perfect and based on some assumptions.
"Debrett's," which acknowledges that the country weekend can be a "social minefield," is exhaustive but severe.
