Sentence examples for directly traced from inspiring English sources

In the life sciences, many advances can be directly traced to the development of each new separation method.

Many of China's social ills can be directly traced to the continuing overwhelming state penetration of society.

Many of the leaps and bounds being made in technology, for example can be directly traced back to scientific research.

Each room surface is divided into sub-surfaces and given an initial luminous exitance, after accounting for directly traced portions.

"Come on, that's an easy answer," Richter said, when he asked if he thought his struggles could be directly traced to the operation.

Most of the major progress towards sustainable development which has been made can be directly traced to regulations, including subsidies and other government market interventions.

And because current methods make each workstation responsible for certain assembly operations, any faults can be quickly and directly traced to specific operators.

While no cases of human disease have been directly traced to deer or elk meat, there is a growing body of evidence to suggest that it could happen.

For ecologists, stable isotopes provide a natural way to directly trace details of element cycling in the environment.

Chandra's X-ray image of the Crab Nebula directly traces the most energetic particles being produced by the pulsar.

It's rare when social documentarians can directly trace the effect of their work on the issues that concern them.