Fingerprint is an impression made by the friction ridges that are almost parallel at constant
crest to crest wavelength. The pattern is dominated by central features, such as whorls …

The internal aspects of crisis communication have been identified as a growing area of
research in crisis management; however, there remains a paucity of empirical studies …

Fingerprints do not repeat, varying from region to region on the same fingerprint and from
person to person. Using this morphological exclusivity in the individualization of people is …

Background Sex determination is one of the leading criterion in identification and verification
of an individual. However, the potential roles of differences in adjacent fingerprint white line …

Background Personal identification using partial fingerprints poses a major challenge in
forensic investigations. In light of such restrictions, sweat pore characteristics have shown to …

Forensic identification or personal identification is an attempt to identify a person one of
which is sex determination. The fingerprint is one of the identification methods that have the …

A number of studies have used the measurement of density of epidermal ridges on human
fingerprints (or average epidermal ridge breadth if the value is expressed in reverse) as a …

The term" fingerprint white lines (fWL)" refers to a region of ridge hypoplasia that appears as
white lines in a captured fingerprint, dubbed" white lines". The aim of this work was to see if …

Bilateral asymmetry is one of the widely used features by proxy as an indicator of
environmental and occupational stress and developmental instability. However, its …

Background: Fingerprints are unique, persistent, and left on every object touched by bare
hands. It can be used as a rapid and inexpensive method for identification. This study …