Search Results - "Carr, D J"

Skin and skin simulants by Fenton, L. A., Horsfall, I., Carr, D. J.

“…There is an interest within forensic science to understand the physical and mechanical properties of human skin and the natural and synthetic simulants used to…”
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Influences of Age, Gender, Smoking, and Family History on Autoimmune Thyroid Disease Phenotype by Manji, N., Carr-Smith, J. D., Boelaert, K., Allahabadia, A., Armitage, M., Chatterjee, V. K., Lazarus, J. H., Pearce, S. H. S., Vaidya, B., Gough, S. C., Franklyn, J. A.

“…Context: Both genetic and environmental factors contribute to susceptibility to Graves’ disease (GD) and Hashimoto’s thyroiditis (HT), as well as disease…”
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Variability of simulants used in recreating stab events by Carr, D.J, Wainwright, A

“…Abstract Forensic investigators commonly use simulants/backing materials to mount fabrics and/or garments on when recreating damage due to stab events. Such…”
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Treatment of poor placentation and the prevention of associated adverse outcomes - what does the future hold? by Spencer, R. N., Carr, D. J., David, A. L.

“…ABSTRACT Poor placentation, which manifests as pre‐eclampsia and fetal growth restriction, is a major pregnancy complication. The underlying cause is a…”
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Fair Process, Trust, and Cooperation: Moving Toward an Integrated Framework of Police Legitimacy by Hamm, J. A., Trinkner, R., Carr, J. D.

“…Positive public perceptions are a critical pillar of the criminal justice system, but the literature addressing them often fails to offer clear advice…”
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Modelling of the energy absorption by polymer composites upon ballistic impact by Morye, S.S, Hine, P.J, Duckett, R.A, Carr, D.J, Ward, I.M

“…In this paper we report on the development of a simple model for calculating the energy absorption by polymer composites upon ballistic impact. Three major…”
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The effect of fabric and stabbing variables on severance appearance by Cowper, E.J, Carr, D.J, Horsfall, I, Fergusson, S.M

“…Highlights • The examination of fabric severances may provide valuable information to a forensic investigation. • Two fabrics commonly used in the manufacturer…”
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The use of gelatine in wound ballistics research by Carr, D. J., Stevenson, T., Mahoney, P. F.

“…Blocks of gelatine are used in both lethality and survivability studies for broadly the same reason, i.e. comparison of ammunition effects using a material…”
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The use of micro computed tomography to ascertain the morphology of bloodstains on fabric by Dicken, L, Knock, C, Beckett, S, de Castro, T.C, Nickson, T, Carr, D.J

“…Highlights • The use of the micro CT scanner to detect blood in fabric. • Size of bloodstain in fabric initially increases with depth. • Bloodstain forms a…”
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Refrigeration and freezing of porcine tissue does not affect the retardation of fragment simulating projectiles by Breeze, J, Carr, D.J, Mabbott, A, Beckett, S, Clasper, J.C

“…Abstract Explosively propelled fragments are the most common cause of injury to UK service personnel in modern conflicts. Numerical injury models to simulate…”
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Physical and mechanical degradation of shirting fabrics in burial conditions by Mitchell, J.L, Carr, D.J, Niven, B.E, Harrison, K, Girvan, E

“…Abstract The current focal areas within forensic textile science are fibre identification and assessment of the method of damage to fabrics. This paper…”
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Development of a laboratory test for knicker tearing re-creation studies by Carr, D.J., Mitchell, J.L., Niven, B.E., Girvan, E., Carney, S.

“…•A laboratory test method has been developed for recreating knicker ripping.•Laundering affected the appearance of the garments.•Laundering did not affect…”
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Effect of laundering on blunt force impact damage in fabrics by Daroux, F.Y, Carr, D.J, Kieser, J, Niven, B.E, Taylor, M.C

“…Abstract Blunt force assault is a growing issue worldwide. In New Zealand, recorded cases of grievous blunt force assault increased steadily from 1011 in 1999…”
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The effect of the digital printing of fabric on the morphology of passive bloodstains by Dicken, L., Knock, C., Carr, D.J., Beckett, S.

“…Bloodstained fabrics found at crime scenes are likely to have had processing treatments, such as dyeing or printing, but the effect of the treatments on…”
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The effect of reactive dyeing of fabric on the morphology of passive bloodstains by Dicken, L., Knock, C., Carr, D.J., Beckett, S.

“…The majority of fabrics at crime scenes have been coloured in some way. The effect of such treatments on resultant bloodstains has not been considered. In this…”
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Complications of laser in situ keratomileusis for the correction of myopia by Stulting, R D, Carr, J D, Thompson, K P, Waring, 3rd, G O, Wiley, W M, Walker, J G

“…To determine the incidence and severity of complications from laser in situ keratomileusis (LASIK) for the correction of myopia by experienced and…”
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Effect of laundering on visible damage to apparel fabric caused by sharp force impact by Wells, S.L, Laing, R.M, Carr, D.J, Niven, B.E

“…Abstract Sharp force violence is a common way of committing assault in numerous countries and regions around the world. When a stabbing occurs, the clothing…”
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The effect of fabric mass per unit area and blood impact velocity on bloodstain morphology by Dicken, L., Knock, C., Carr, D.J., Beckett, S.

“…•Differences in yarn linear density and thickness altered the mass per unit area.•The fabric mass per unit area affected the morphology of the bloodstain…”
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Corrosion Rate Trajectories of Concreted Iron and Steel Shipwrecks and Structures in Seawater— The Weins Number by JOHNSON, D. L, MEDLIN, D. J, MURPHY, L. E, CARR, J. D, CONLIN, D. L

“…The Weins number (Wn) concept is proposed to predict the long-term corrosion rate of wrought iron and steel in seawater for variable marine environments…”
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Comparison of porcine thorax to gelatine blocks for wound ballistics studies by Mabbott, A., Carr, D. J., Champion, S., Malbon, C.

“…Tissue simulants are typically used in ballistic testing as substitutes for biological tissues. Many simulants have been used, with gelatine amongst the most…”
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