Примеры forensic

• Bertillonage was purely a system for linking suspects with their criminal records; it had no forensic application.

• These dual perceptions echoed the concerns of the forensic excavations.

• The problem of dual loyalty is therefore evident in many settings, including, for example, occupational health, forensic services, managed care, and the military environment.

• We suspect this outcome to reflect forensic inadequacies of these particular microsatellite loci.

• We made a sequence of spaces that have their own character and identity and together they introduce you into the world of forensic research.

• The various memory disorders are amply illustrated by carefully selected case descriptions, and useful comments are made regarding the conceptual or even forensic aspects.

• This sort of indexical relationship, or seeming to be one, underlies the argumentative power of forensic evidence and eyewitness identifications.

• Although whiggism was empty of substance, its devotees were adept in those forensic skills which were highly rated in parliamentary politics.

• Although initially derived for forensic and parentage inference, these probabilities will probably find application in a wider array of questions in evolutionary genetics.

• The unearthed bodies could not be properly identified and human rights groups and lawyers demanded that professional forensic anthropologists excavate the remains.

• In the past, the planning of secure forensic psychiatry services proceeded independently within different regional areas.

• Again, because my focus here is on memory for trauma, and not on forensic interviewing, the issue of suggestibility is not addressed directly.

• It contains important papers by leading figures on the language of the courtroom, interpreting, court reporting, and forensic linguistics.

• Finally, perhaps the most enduring legacy of the memory-film association was the practice of forensic hypnosis.

• The first, factual or forensic truth, is based on the legal and scientific notion of presenting corroborated evidence obtained through impartial and objective procedures.