Eurogamer.nl writes: "Let's consider a few example: about liquid sample, you first type a cotton swab in an adhesive gel dipping. You dragged the rod there, hold L or R in a meter run. You should not be too short nor too long, dipping, because it breaks the rod. Where no problems. Then you need the stylus to rub the liquid place to make enough material to get. This is a time bound activity. It is never clear how much material is enough or how long you should rub. Sometimes you do not have enough for you before the expiry of the timer stops, then breaking the stick again if you go too long."
DGS-Online writes: "Forensic researchers lead in the tough world of Criminology an uncertain existence. Quick of the academy, they are without experienced guidance immediately brutal, complex cases with fatalities put. But this brutal world, full of inadequate colleagues and sick crimes, is not what their job is so stressful. Fragile cotton swabs annual cost hundreds of forensic experts their jobs. The cotton swabs in Criminology are only the most sensitive materials. They can break them when you stay in solvent to keep blood samples."
