Sentence examples for identified traces of from inspiring English sources
While the cause of the incident is still under investigation, water quality tests along the river have identified traces of porcine circovirus, a virus that can affect pigs but not humans.
Tesco's share price plummeted in January after tests carried out by Ireland's food watchdog identified traces of horsemeat in burgers sold in its stores, as well as Iceland, Aldi and Lidl.
Archaeological investigations on the river plain have identified traces of a rural settlement that gradually transformed into an urban one.
In contrast, indirect measures try to measure participants' implicit attitudes, which Greenwald and Banaji [33] describe as "introspectively unidentified (or inaccurately identified) traces of past experience that mediate favorable or unfavorable feeling, thought, or action toward social objects" (p. 8).
Comparison with rice identified traces of microsynteny that were retained in several regions since the divergence of the Poales and Zingiberales at least 117 MYA.
We also identified traces of phytoene and ζ-carotene in the orange fruit bulk at their peak absorbance, 290 nm and 400 nm, respectively.
An implicit construct is "the introspectively unidentified (or inaccurately identified) trace of past experience that mediates [the category of responses that are assumed to be influenced by that construct]." Implicit cognition reveals mental associations that people do not want to or are unable to report.
The investigators discovered that they could find identifying traces of the virus in feces and urine.
So many East Asian leaders have studied it that political scientists are wont to identify traces of Go strategy in the continent's real-world conflicts.
Forensic medicine can supply analysis of blood and urine and identify traces of chemical substances in bodily organs of homicide victims.
Zochrot's bilingual guide book identifies traces of Arab Palestine all over the country – fragments of stone wall, clumps of prickly pears that served as fences, or the neglected tombs of Muslim holy men.
