Sentence examples for identifiable traces from inspiring English sources

The likelihood that Ms. Cornwell would discover that he was an utter unknown to history was nil, partly because that kind of person doesn't leave identifiable traces of DNA and partly because what kind of story is that?

Visually identifiable traces were then digitized from the enhanced image (Figure 2C) and the X-Y coordinates saved as a separate table using ArcGIS 9.2.

It is impossible to state with certainty every significant event in the hill fort's history, but where an event leaves an archaeologically identifiable trace, a general chronology can be established, although dates are much less easy to establish.

There is tantalizing evidence that the major changes that distinguish human vertebrae from those of Old World monkeys follow a pattern that may leave a distinct and identifiable trace in the genome.

Most infections, however, leave no identifiable trace of damage.

For the purpose of phylogenetic analyses, a signal is an identifiable trace left by phylogeny in heritable characters, in our case, in genes.

The spread of Nok-type figures in a wide area south of the Jos Plateau, covering southern Kaduna state southeastward to Katsina Ala, south of the Benue River, suggests a well-established culture that left traces still identifiable in the lives of the peoples of the area today.

Tracing barely identifiable companies or nonprofits' contributions back to their true source can reveal some interesting connections.

It also has the advantage of being difficult to trace and less identifiable than other commodities.

Most are identifiable as Spanish and can be traced back to their authors because they are preparatory studies for documented paintings.

The idea here is to find something identifiable that can be used to trace them if they open new accounts, as many serial abuses do.