Sentence examples for finding traces from inspiring English sources

Once outside city limits, finding traces of the original highway becomes something of a scavenger hunt.

The Food and Drug Administration published an extensive follow-up in 2011, finding traces of lead in 400 lipsticks.

The rumour started in Hollywood, where I was finding traces of Marilyn's beloved dog in the old studios and in the places associated with her.

Japan, one of the largest markets for American corn, rejected shipments in January after finding traces of the genetically modified corn.

Large, loud and irrepressible, Leonora has made a successful career of finding traces of repressed erotic feeling in Victorian women's writing.

Mr. Ditmas delighted in finding traces left by horologists long ago, like globs of tallow from craftsmen's candles in the bottom of clocks.

Investigators today also reported finding trace amounts of anthrax in the mailroom of the Washington headquarters of the Bureau of Prisons, said a spokeswoman, Traci Billingsley.

Hart says that supplies could also be tainted: "They are finding trace elements of metals in phials being shipped in from all over the place, as any wannabe dealer with a metal drum in places like China and Russia is attempting to make them on the cheap.

For instance, the hypothesis implies that there is a good chance of finding trace amounts of a wide range of bacterial species wherever we look, but this does not mean that the species will grow or even survive in its new environment.

However, the levels of alternatively spliced transcripts in wild-type cells are so low that they are generally undetectable on ethidium bromide-stained agarose gels of RT PCR products (3) [although one group did report finding trace amounts of progerin transcripts when large amounts of the RT PCR product was loaded (10)].

"The search and rescue operation is over, the Sherpas did their best and they returned to a safe altitude once again without finding any traces of the climbers," he said.