Sentence examples for best traced from inspiring English sources
But Lin's ascent is perhaps best traced through the Twitter account of the man he has rendered superfluous in the eyes of many Knicks fans: @Baron_Davis, a former All-Star point guard who has missed the entire season so far with back and elbow injuries.
Their book is at its best tracing the evolution of modern advertising — from the mid-19th century through the present.
This together with the fact that many ladybird species, including A. bipunctata, mainly feed on aphids that are known to contain, at best, trace amounts of Cry protein when feeding on Bt maize [20] leads to the conclusion that Cry1Ab-expressing Bt maize poses a negligible risk to this predator.
"The swastika is one of the best traces left by those who created us, and the attempt to bury it as a symbol of violence and hatred only gives credit to the horrible Nazi ideology," Kaenzig told The Huffington Post.
The PWD from a selection of the best traces (Table 1) were averaged together for each ATP concentration.
Probes were attached to a finger, choosing the digit that gave the best trace and but not necessarily on the arm from which the arterial blood gas sample was drawn.
(Intricate Stoic-Academic debates on these issues lasted for another 150 years; they can best be traced through the arguments of Chrysippus and Carneades, preserved in some detail in Cicero's Academica and Sextus M. book 7).
Tygiel's best essay traces the interlaced, contrasting -- and clashing -- careers of Branch Rickey and Larry MacPhail.
Stoppard is a residualist romantic rather than a latterday Shavian; his play is best in tracing the collapse of a dysfunctional marriage and the incremental humiliation of its hero.
The state's film commission, established the year after Deliverance was nominated for an Academy Award for best picture, traces its roots back to the movie's filming in north Georgia.
New regulations likely to be proposed by the State Department next year may follow guidelines being drafted by the UN and the OECD, a rich-country club, that will advise companies on how best to trace the origin of their materials.The entire trade in Congolese minerals needs cleaning up.
