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Biometric Analysis is the analysis of people's unique physical and behavioral characteristics. Basically identifying someone by their physical features.
The most common are; DNA, computer, handwriting, bloodstain and statement analysis. Some other examples of biometric analysis include;

Voice Recognition.

Fingerprint Scanning.

Facial Recognition.

Iris Recognition

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Figure of the process for Forensic Response

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Forensic Response is an analysis of the data that has been tested . Some examples include; crime scene documentation; evidence and hazardous evidence response; investigative/forensic photography and imaging support; scientific, technical, and forensic support for investigations involving chemical, biological, radiological, and nuclear materials; and expertise in health and safety matters.

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Forensic Report is a team of specially trained forensic consultants that assist in the processing of crime scenes.
Some examples include;

Fingerprint technician

Evidence technician

Crime scene technician

Pathologist assistant

Autopsy technician

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Scientific Analysis  is a method of investigation in which a problem is first identified, observed, a hypothesis is made and later experimented. An example would be having a murder crime scene and have blood be found and later tested at the lab to find out who is responsible for the crime.

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Analysis of Terrorist Explosive devices is the study of explosives found at crime scenes. Scientists analyze every piece of evidence they receive from a bomb scene. They look at the chemicals left behind from the bomb, the DNA, electronic data, latent fingerprints and tool marks.