Sentence examples for it possible to trace from inspiring English sources

Ancestry.com, through its AncestryDNA testing program, makes it possible to trace family trees through 26 ethnic regions from around the world, including 9 regions in Africa.

But the digital age also makes it possible to trace the parody to its origins in a way that wasn't possible in an analog world.

The "Jumbo Wagner's conspicuous flaw, an extra 1/16th inch in its bottom border, proved to be a huge asset, making it possible to trace the chain of custody back to 1974.

2. Make sure the bottle has the Italian government band on it: the code on it makes it possible to trace the wine to the producer and its product certification.

The book's provenance listings make it possible to trace auction sale prices.

That public block chain makes it possible to trace transactions, even years after they have transpired.

Deep probes have made it possible to trace walls and ditches.

Was it possible to trace mass anti-war protests to the pages of Baby and Child Care?

The data that has been released makes it possible to trace dozens of touts, described by the website as "traders".

In any case, it produced the testimonies votive inscriptions, temples, and so forth through which it is possible to trace the spread of foreign cults.

It's possible to trace how that myth was made.