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The phrase "able to trace more" is grammatically correct and can be used in written English.
It can be used when discussing the capability to follow or identify additional information or details in a particular context.
Example: "The new software is able to trace more data points than the previous version, providing deeper insights."
Alternatives: "capable of tracking more" or "able to follow more".
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Our results suggest that by applying our algorithm to the same data of Yuan et al. we were able to trace more nucleosomes, and increase the overall accuracy.
Finally, in spite of being able to trace more vessels, our mosaics allow the operator to reduce the tracing time by an average of 37%.
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And since her father, A. C. Lee, was a lawyer, newspaper editor and politician, Mr. Shields is able to trace the way some of his more hidebound opinions ("Get off the 'social justice' and get back on the Gospel," he once said) gave way to the crusading morality that would make Atticus Finch, his fictional alter ego, a character for the ages.
They'd blame the Chinese restaurant, the Mennonites and their dairy, their own wives and uncles and dogs, but more often than not I was able to trace the source of the problem to the Funes stall.
But he said that of 75,000 guns and assault weapons seized in Mexico in the past three years, "more than 80 percent of those we have been able to trace came from the United States".
Two years ago astronomers were able to trace the long bursts, which last from two seconds to a minute or more, to certain kinds of supernova explosions in very distant galaxies.
If he knows enough -- more than present-day archaeology does -- he may be able to trace out the plan of the city the whole course of that wall and the outline of the Roma Quadrata.
In early 1838, in his private transmutation notebook C, p. 175, Darwin (Darwin 1987) wrote: "We never may be able to trace the steps by which the organization of the eye, passed from simpler stage to more perfect.
Our only rule was that we had to be able to trace the costume back to its original source, in the hopes that you could learn a little more about the creator, or get a chance to make it yourself!
The company's stock rose more than 20% the next day, and SEC enforcement officials said they were able to trace trading profits to people who'd gotten the advance notice.
Further, some patients may also have visited more than one of the 13 PHC centres during a calendar year, and we were not able to trace the patients between centres.
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