Sentence examples for assignment of trace from inspiring English sources
Whilst exact assignment of trace fossils to their makers is generally impossible, traces may for example provide the earliest physical evidence of the appearance of moderately complex animals (comparable to earthworms).
The assignment of this trace to human beings is based particularly on the angle between the footprints, which is 160º.
Although the ichnotaxonomic assignment of these traces is controversial, they are here designated as Cylindrichnus concentricus.
The discrepancy is due to some of the mentioned arrivals being an artifact of inaccurate assignment of tRNA events in some of the traces.
In Taiwan, notification of TB initiates assessment of TB cases by public health nurses, assignment of directly observed therapy (DOT) observers, and contact tracing.
The structural comparison with the recently published 3.5 Å model shows major discrepancies, both in the main chain tracing and in the side chain assignment of the two terminal domains R1 and R2.
On the other hand, 1D H NMR spectra of mixtures containing unknown components permit neither the determination of the 1D spectral traces that belong to individual components nor the assignment of peaks to specific atoms.
APTS-tagged glycan mobility markers that bracket the region of interest have been explored previously by various groups, but the traces are not aligned with sufficient accuracy for confident assignment of all analytes [ 15, 29].
His initial assignment involves tracing the theft of certain important documents - seismic records, maps, reports on the firm's identified oil reserves - but that little mystery, with its unsurprising solution, is dealt with perfunctorily by both the novelist and his detective.
Tracing the history of evolution of this character enables the assignment of the gall bladder site as a feature that evolved early in evolution.
His current assignment is to trace the biological parents of a woman named Hope McMaster, adopted back in the 1970s when she was 2 by a British couple who promptly moved their little family to New Zealand.
