Sentence examples for using the latest forensic from inspiring English sources

In October 2008, on the 25th anniversary of the murder, Nottinghamshire police announced they had new evidence, derived using the latest forensic DNA analysis techniques.

That methodical analytical breakdown using the latest forensic science is riveting, yet the film also demonstrates that there's a little junior arsonist in its co-director.

It's every Dmort team member's objective to assist in the identification and return of loved ones using the latest forensic techniques with the utmost reverence for the dead and compassion for the living".

It's not just bantery chat around the kitchen table to uncover familial prejudice though; this is a thorough – and fascinating – investigation, using the latest forensic techniques, the results of which cause Clare to gasp.

The ICLVR is co-ordinating the searches for the remaining seven bodies using the latest forensic techniques.

These reconstructions were conducted at the AMNH using the latest forensic techniques, and involved constant interaction between the curatorial staff and the artists who created them.

After using the latest techniques in forensic pathology, bone analysis, radiocarbon dating, genealogy and DNA research, academics at the University of Leicester claimed they were 99.999% certain that the bones in the car park were indeed those of the last Plantagenet king.

A growing band of specialists in a field called human-resource forensics are using the latest technology to record everything from the Web sites employees visit to the files they delete to the data they download, even as workplace and legal experts are raising red flags about some of those efforts.

Using the latest scientific techniques it is possible for forensic scientists to 'grow' this DNA in the laboratory in order to provide enough cells to carry out a full DNA test.

"The purpose of our visit is to try and narrow down our list of possible suspects by using the very latest forensic techniques," said Detective Superintendent Simon Morgan, who is leading the investigation, codenamed Operation Minstead.

It was remarkable that we were able to use the very latest forensic science to look back almost forty years".