Examples of using Forensic analysis in English and their translations into Russian
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it was determined that further specialist forensic analysis was required.
In previous reporting periods, the Commission has provided technical assistance in forensic analysis, communications analysis
With respect to the Ristić case, the court had made a decision to exhume the body and forensic analysis was under way.
have been collected from the Ain Alaq crime scene, and forensic analysis on these exhibits and samples is ongoing.
It was the government trying to figure out if modern forensic analysis could solve the greatest mystery of all time.
has only been described in the literature in terms of identification by forensic analysis.
This does not provide a very conducive environment for forensic analysis, which requires a clean
Forensic analysis on drugs and pharmaceuticals using XRD identifies compound purity and composition.
It is also undergoing trajectory and forensic analysis to establish the properties of the vehicle from which it may have originated.
including the cabinet which it took back to the Scotland Yard laboratory for forensic analysis.
GSD regularly uses special investigation techniques such as surveillance and forensic analysis, and provides evidence to ACC at its request.
while bodies of the victims were buried without forensic analysis.
assistance in capacity-building for forensic analysis and investigation.
the rest transferred to the United Kingdom for forensic analysis to provide additional evidence of its origin.
upon the quality and reliability of any future chemical forensic analysis.
including DNA forensic analysis, which can greatly assist efforts to identify missing persons.
However, forensic analysis continues to show that such tablets contain very little
advice regarding the exhumation and forensic analysis of remains for the purpose of identification.
its member States have developed particular expertise in the forensic analysis of nuclear and radioactive materials,
likely to be detrimental to the outcome of any subsequent forensic analysis.