'Positive result' diaporamas de présentation

INTRODUCTION TO FORENSIC SEROLOGY

INTRODUCTION TO FORENSIC SEROLOGY. Ulfa Camelia Indiasari. Serology analysis in Forensic Crime Laboratory ? the screening of the evidence for bodily fluid In most cases, bodily fluid identification is performed on evidentiary items before DNA analysis is attempted

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TWO WAY

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Look-alikes 2003

Look-alikes 2003. Presentation from Philip Sheppard Public Affairs Manager AIM - European Brands Association. Ice- cream look-alikes Italy. Ice- cream look-alikes Italy. Ice- cream look-alikes Italy. Ice- cream look-alikes Italy. Italy - 2002 survey. 59 responses, 19 (32%) cited problems

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Successful Interviewing Tips on Landing the perfect career! Presented by Enterprise Rent-A-Car

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Lecture 8: Binary Multiplication & Division

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Bayesian Notions and False Positives

Bayesian Notions and False Positives. In the 2004, presidential election, of those Texans who voted for either Kerry or Bush, 62% voted for Bush and 38% for Kerry. Of the Massachusetts residents who voted for either Kerry or Bush, 37% voted for Bush and 63% for Kerry.

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Diagnostic Test Studies

Diagnostic Test Studies. Assessing Validity Understanding Results. Questions about Validity. Was there an independent, blind comparison with a reference standard?

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Bayesian Reasoning

Product Rule:. Bayesian Reasoning. P( A & B ) = P( A | B ) * P( B ). Product Rule:. Bayesian Reasoning. P( A & B ) = P( A | B ) * P( B ). Shorthand for P(A=true & B=true) = P(A=true | B=true) * P(B=true). Product Rule:. Bayesian Reasoning. P( A & B ) = P( A | B ) * P( B ).

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Ch. 11 Conditional Probability

Ch. 11 Conditional Probability. P(A |B) = P(A and B)/ P(B), assuming P(B) > 0 P(B |A) = P(A and B)/ P(A), P(A) > 0 . Examples.

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Laila Akhmetova , director of UNESCO Center , professor of journalism faculty in KazNU al-Farabi

Laila Akhmetova , director of UNESCO Center , professor of journalism faculty in KazNU al-Farabi. Mass-media development indicator : increasing mass-media potencial . Training and journalism education in Kazakhstan. Kazakh National University of al-Farabi 2010-2011.

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What Effect Do Ultraviolet Rays Have On Yeast Colony Growth?

What Effect Do Ultraviolet Rays Have On Yeast Colony Growth?. By Katie Schneider Grade 10. Research. UV-A light causes tanning, skin aging, and cataracts UV -B causes sunburn, skin aging and skin cancer UV -C is most effective at killing microorganisms. Research.

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Integrated TB-HIV Services at PSI Clinical Social Franchise Network (Myanmar)

Integrated TB-HIV Services at PSI Clinical Social Franchise Network (Myanmar). Dr. Phyu Phyu Swe Health Services Manager (TB) Population Services International/Myanmar 25 July 2012. Presentation outline. TB & HIV situation in Myanmar

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Creative Problem Solving

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EOI SAN JAVIER. KRAKOW 2013 STRATLANG _2011 LEARNING PARTNERSHIP

EOI SAN JAVIER. KRAKOW 2013 STRATLANG _2011 LEARNING PARTNERSHIP. EOI SAN JAVIER. KRAKOW 2013 STRATLANG _2011 LEARNING PARTNERSHIP. THE HUMAN FACTOR IN THE L2 CLASSROOM: The student as the centre of the learning / teaching process.

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Sport Drug Testing

Sport Drug Testing. Adrian Smalley Ryan Simpson Jenessa Dilley. Points To Be Reviewed. World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA) Prohibited List Standard Testing Protocol False Accusations & Laboratories Chain of Command How to Cheat a Drug Test. Prohibited List. Standard Testing Protocol.

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Forensic Biology by Richard Li

Chapter 6: Identification of Blood. Forensic Biology by Richard Li. Identification of Blood. Preliminary Assays Positive result indicates the possibility of the presence of blood Not specific only for blood Quick, easy, sensitive Not human specific Screening tool Confirmatory Assays

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Adulterants Enabling Learning Objectives

Adulterants Enabling Learning Objectives. Select from a list an example of an internal or external adulterant. Back . Next . Adulterants. Reasons for adulterant use: To provide a substituted specimen that will test negative

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Why does Magic work?

Logic/Science: The juxtaposition of two events does not necessarily imply causality.

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Taxation

Taxation. Definition of Tax. Tax is a compulsory levy imposed by the government. People pay taxes to the government on the basis of what they earn, what they own, and what they purchase.

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Grading

Grading. 2 exams, 48 points each, mostly MC questions, 2 homeworks during the term: 6 points for each homework. You need at least 6 points from homework to be allowed to go to the final exam Up to a maximum of 6 additional points from these homeworks can be added to the final grade

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