The approach proposed by Oliveira therefore illustrates that, apart from identifying institutional corruption, it is important to be able to trace how, that is, through which channels, institutional corruption has developed, and whether it is the result of inappropriate rule making, probably influenced by external advisory bodies, or rule-gaming decisions by-passing the existing rules [51].
It's a little harder to trace that way.
Following his development from idealistic schoolboy to warmonger calling out for a Europe-wide "baptism of blood", I was able to trace the line that connects high-minded 19th-century Romanticism with the brutality of 20th-century dictatorships.
Eventually, the FBI was able to trace the computer that infiltrated the Astros network, discovering it was a laptop in a home where some Cardinals employees lived.
Like the campaigning "real food" supporters who want consumers to be able to trace the hens that laid their eggs, the cloth for those elegant suits came from wool from Exmoor Horn sheep, in the west of England, and was produced by the appropriately named Fox Brothers, historic wool manufacturers in Somerset.
We have also been able to trace some records that were not included by Gibbons et al. [40], such as additions to the Ciliophora, Dinozoa, Myxozoa, Phoronida, Platyhelminthes, and Rotifera.
We know enough about the social determinants of health now to be able to trace out plausible pathways that can explain much of the U.S. health disadvantage.
However, by comparing our data with the earlier study of Kasahara and colleagues [ 38], we were able to trace the ancestral chromosome that gave rise to aqp8 genes in humans and teleosts.
I was not able to trace the other three grandparents, and that's huge.
A multi-modality Monte Carlo (MC) simulation approach at present has been developed that is able to trace high-energy (keV) as well as optical (eV) photons concurrently within identical phantom representation models.
