Sentence examples for likely to trace from inspiring English sources

Tradition has it that the Derbyshire D'Abitots sprang either from Robert d'Abitot or a junior branch of the Worcester d'Abitots, although it is more likely to trace directly from Urse.

We see a combination of Southeast Asian and African lineages that are likely to trace back to the initial settlement of the island around the 7th century AD.

Some of the students who did not successfully trace matter during this open-ended question were more likely to trace in the Karen interview question when explicitly asked to compare changes in mass data between plants and soil.

Interestingly, three of the four individuals sharing the 13 control region mutations for M23 are African Americans who are likely to trace their ancestry to sub-Saharan Africans, although no M23 carriers have been detected on mainland Africa itself (Additional files 2 and 3).

The institutional durability of some of these houses, apparently over millennial timescales, is witnessed in the house trajectories, which form long-lived estates whose members were likely able to trace their ancestors back to common origins (Samson 2010).

Sequence of all inserts was confirmed from both the plasmid and the virus supernatant (we were able to obtain high-quality specific sequences from the virus supernatant using universal primers, most likely due to trace amounts of plasmid).

A more fine-scale case-by-case analysis will likely be needed to trace the evolutionary history of individual virulence traits.

However, Caucasians were more likely to be traced than African Americans (97.7 vs. 88.6%, respectively; P < 0.001).

This strategy was chosen because recent papers are more likely to be traced by title and/or abstract words, for example, ahead of print papers.

This pattern implied that the related peopling of Hainan Island was likely to be traced back to the initial differentiation of haplogroup M7c1 as early as ~ 18 - 27 kya.

On the other hand, children born at either the upper or lower end of family income distribution and those whose mother had 12 or more years of schooling were less likely to be traced in adulthood [11].