Sentence examples for be traced to either from inspiring English sources

They can be traced to either Scotland or, depending on your school of thought, Flanders.

As recognized by the Florida House of Representatives Committee on Election Reform 1997 Interim Project on Election Contests and Recounts: "All election contests and recounts can be traced to either an actual failure in the election system or a perception that the system has failed.

The Theory of the Dumbest Sons holds that there was a time when a number of wealthy Eastern families assigned their dumbest son to a life of coupon clippings in Santa Fe, and everything that has happened since can be traced to either the customs or the genes brought from the East by those founding offspring.

On the other hand the doctrines of what Kûkai classified as exoteric are traced to either what the historical buddha, Śakyamuni, preached or what the celestial buddhas are preaching in the heavenly dimensions.

Abnormal trends in measured data revealed by the statistical analysis are traced to either measuring instrument deterioration or physical mechanisms in capsules that may have shifted the system thermal response.

The same is true of our attitudes and values around money which very often can be traced to childhood influences, either through repeated exposure to a parent's habits and language, or like the barking dog, a single dramatic event.

What isn't clear yet is how much either can be traced to the President himself or his approach to free expression.

Molecular markers in individuals with known pedigrees can be traced to an ancestral identity using either the identity by descent (IBD) method [ 12] or the identity by state (IBS) method [ 18].

Physiologically, a large portion of the negative effect of altitude on exercise performance can be traced to limitations of oxygen diffusion, either at the level of the alveoli or the muscle microvasculature.

Not surprisingly, many human diseases can be traced to aberrant protein-protein interactions, either through the loss of an essential interaction or through the formation of a protein complex at an inappropriate time or location [ 4, 5].

This evil can be traced to Watergate.