Sentence examples for a trace to from inspiring English sources

For the night over all, CBS's new episodes of "Survivor" (15.07 million) and "CSI" (23.91 million), combined with "Without a Trace," to give the network an effortless victory in Nielsen's estimates.

So do a larger legion of scientists, medics, activists and business people whose fame never spread far beyond their own households, but who left enough of a trace to satisfy the dictionary's 45 panels of specialist selectors.

Thus, it could be useful as an indicator of past pollution and as a trace to follow the fate of pathogens (Bitton 2005b).

Kaolinite constitutes a trace to 57 % of the clay fraction in the sandstones and appears mostly as loose, micro-porous booklets (Fig. 4b).

Once the received information is used, SUMO sends a trace to MiXiM (step 3 in Figure 5), which includes the traffic information such as position, speed and acceleration of vehicles.

Only at very high doses (100 µg DNA) was there a modest increase in bronchoalveolar (BAL) neutrophils, a modest increase in BAL IL-6 and KC levels, and a trace to 1+ infiltrate of mononuclear cells surrounding pulmonary veins.

The anthrax mailing will be (a) traced to Iraq; (b) solved by catching a U.S. unabomber; (c) a continuing mystery.

In August and September 2003 the agency was aware of outbreaks of hepatitis A traced to green onions in three states, but there was no public notification.

(A ) We convolved the ESPCs rates with a biexponential trace to give a filtered trace.

A representative trace to show SAN APs recorded before and after HCQ exposure is provided in Figure 2A.

Swiping a finger through a cake batter leaves nary a trace, much to the relief of surreptitious batter-tasters everywhere.