The phrase "a trace that is" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when describing a specific characteristic or quality of a trace, often in scientific or analytical contexts.
Example: "The analysis revealed a trace that is indicative of contamination in the sample."
Alternatives: "a mark that is" or "a sign that is".
For example, the most obvious analysis of SOR (e.g., [1 3]) is that exposure to object A leaves a memory trace that is present during the test, but absent for the new object, B [18,20 23].
If the FHR has become abnormal during temporary disconnection, the situation maybe similar to starting a recording with an abnormal trace, that is there is a need to check the fetal status using FBS or stimulation tests.
Deer mice of the genus Peromyscus vary in their burrowing behavior, which leaves behind a physical trace that is easily preserved and measured.
Our third finding is that actions from earlier training opportunities leave a historical trace that is evident when people later solve problems in new, related contexts.
The relative strengths and frequencies of these inputs are manipulated so that the simulated recording in the model neuron produces a surrogate trace that is similar with respect to the original with regards to power spectrum and voltage (or current) distribution.
FLTs were estimated by fitting to a χ value of less than 1.2 and a residual trace that was symmetrical about the zero axis.
The judge in the case has ordered a new test on the presumed murder weapon, a kitchen knife found in Sollecito's house, to examine a DNA trace that was not previously checked because experts said it was too small to produce reliable results.
Our trail was a logging trace that was slowly being reclaimed by Parry's thistle and aster; though the preserve appears untouched from a distance, more than 1,400 miles of unpaved roads carve through it.
The SEP traces were compared to a previously recorded trace that was used as a template.
Each row represents a free-choice trial (saturated-color trace) that was identified as containing a vacillation using both brain areas.
