Sentence examples for accurately traced from inspiring English sources

The origin of the Jewish calendar can no longer be accurately traced.

And as it turns out, the term Big Data seems to be most accurately traced not to references in news or journal archives, but to digital artifacts now posted on technical Web sites, appropriately enough.

As a consequence, small venous bleeding is easily recognizable and the bleeding site can be accurately traced.

This scarp spans across the label G in Figure 1 and is more accurately traced by the ANN map.

Previously, we showed that an exponential buildup of sleep pressure during prolonged wakefulness can be accurately traced with electroencephalographic (EEG) indexes, such as Spectral Sleep Pressure Component (SSPC) score and score on the 2nd principal component (2PC) of the EEG spectrum.

In point of fact these causes are among the most common and powerful agents in producing fever, and their operation can often be accurately traced.

It is impossible to accurately trace the line between Van Gogh's art and his mental condition.

Two types of Sequoia electronic machines could not accurately trace security breaches, the review found.

Laboratory experiments can accurately trace the evolution of brines as various evaporite minerals crystallize.

He decided to compare puzzles solved in moments of insight with those solved by methodical testing of potential solutions, in which people could accurately trace their thought process and had no sense of surprise when the answer came.

"K2 could not accurately trace the flow of funds in individual cases from a media supplier to an agency to an advertiser without revealing names and, therefore, declined to do so," the report said.