Sentence examples for could be traced in from inspiring English sources

The standpoints of the two sides to the controversy could be traced in the language used.

The spokesman said scientists were still investigating how long the virus could be traced in saliva, and tests so far had been inconclusive.

The ups and downs during Kenya's post-election violence this year could be traced in sales of Coke in Nairobi's slums and in western Kenya's villages.

After the theft figures were released, news reports emerged suggesting that the Escalade's popularity with thieves could be traced, in part, to the ease of stealing one.

Professor Ruenzi said he thought the negative effect of gender diversity on fund performance could be traced in large part to the poorer communication that often exists in mixed teams.

One wishes also that some kind of through-line could be traced in Hickey's interventions: though he performs with conviction, one leaves unsure what to make of his somewhat comic, somewhat sinister presence in Clara's life.

If a national registration number could not be traced in this register, or in the reports of death and emigration, it was deemed to be of erroneous or incomplete numbers and thus excluded (7425 records).

Some unorganized initial efforts to bring forth the issues of sexual minorities in India could be traced back in 1990.

In this study, most of the lost PHB in the supernatant could be traced back in terms of HB monomer.

High energy wave impact was also inferred in the Bay of Aghios Nikolaos due to several coarse clastic sediment layers which could be traced even in the western part of the Lake Voulkaria (Vött et al., 2008,2010b, 2010).

The first epidemiological mention of PM that could be traced was in 1990 (by the writer), but earlier CL literature back to 1965 was searched for mentions of population influx.