Sentence examples for less trace from inspiring English sources

One of the lessons of the class is that we can more or less trace a direct line from the presentation of fetal alcohol syndrome back to the mother's consumption of alcohol.

Less trace metals are added after steam pretreatment as a consequence (Table  1).

Sheep fed alfalfa tended to eat less trace-mineralized salt blocks than sheep that did not receive this forage (P < 0.10).

The algorithm RA enumerates less traces and, consequently, is more distant from the reference curve.

I don't think I've ever met a broadcasting star with less discernible trace of ego – despite having just joined an elite BBC club whose members can be counted on one hand.

American wagyu, which is typically crossbred with Angus and finished with corn, not barley, is less tightly traced with fat and is redder.

When he picks up the story again, around 1900, the narrative is less about tracing the impact of powerful ideas on America's global vision and more about ranking the foreign policies of modern presidents, ending with George W. Bush.

Along another wall lean MDF and beech kitchen worktops that have been left in the sun, partially covered with objects – bits of wire, sticks and washers, circular and rectangular shapes to mask the effects of daylight on the boards, creating a kind of accidental cameraless photography of more-or less random traces.

Corporate lobbyists don't trade cash for votes they threaten to support the electoral opponents of members of Congress who vote against their "cause" and ply friendly legislators with golf trips to exotic lands and other assorted goodies less easily traced than money.

Although the modelled breeding scheme was less complex, tracing the interaction among selection stages and paths was quite difficult.

We confess that we also want to discard part of the characters, namely those which bear with less probability traces of phylogeny and which introduce noise in the data set (difference between Figs 15 and 16).