In criminal proceedings, defense attorneys occasionally attempt to establish that a suspect was not present at the commission of a crime by comparing the suspect's DNA to the DNA of blood or hair samples taken from the scene of the crime. Although every person's DNA is unique, DNA tests often fail to distinguish among DNA samples taken from distinct individuals. Hence, it is a mistake to exonerate a suspect simply by because that person's DNA did not match the DNA samples taken from the scene of the crime. Which one of the following is a error in the reasoning above? Answer: (B) It confuses a test that incorrectly identifies DNA samples as coming from the same person with a test that incorrectly shows as coming from different persons that come from a single person. 其他几个选择明显不对. 但不明白为什么(B)对, 请NN翻译一下. |