Sentence examples for could be tracked back from inspiring English sources

Mould first wrote to Duncan Smith in June, saying that many of the problems people were facing could be tracked back to changes in their benefits, and to delays in the payment of them.

Eton paralysed his mind from the day that he saw a pair of jeunes premiers on a bridge languidly appraising the solitary rower who moved beneath: "The foppish drawl, the two boys with their hats on the back of their heads, the graceful sculler beneath them, seemed the incarnation of elegance... .., and much of his metaphorical language could be tracked back to the schoolroom.

To give one example of how supply chains might change, a few years ago my company did a study for a house builder, looking at the carbon and energy footprint of different construction types to understand what proportion of the build cost could be tracked back to energy in the supply chains.

The individual veneer sheets could be tracked back to the individual logs.

That means illegally traded songs could be tracked back to the original purchaser, allowing authorities to identify illegal sharers and serving as a deterrent.

At the same time, meteorologists noted several layers of smoke-filled air over the region that could be tracked back to fires set to clear agricultural lands for spring planting in eastern Mexico and Central America.

The changes could also be tracked back in time.

The samples were anonymous and could not be tracked back to the patients.

RAI1 was also expressed at significantly higher levels in CAD patients (FDR = 4.3%), and indeed is located in the middle of the 303 gene cluster in Figure 2. The other genes which showed a good correlation with the average profile of 303 genes could not be tracked back to a specific transcription factor or other factor which may be causal for increased gene expression.

moluccana was tracked back to 0.042 0.096 Mya (Table  5).

Behind the up-to-date production, the song itself is actually built like a classic soul record, and Joe Killington's vocal sounds like it could have been tracked in Detroit, way back in the day, by a singer Berry Gordy discovered in the Jeffries Projects.