Sentence examples for merely traceable to from inspiring English sources

In his classic text on holism [ 35], Smuts describes how the linear concept of cause and effect that is observed within mechanical structures undergoes a radical transformation when observed in the case of a holistic structure, such as an organism: 'When an external cause acts on a whole, the resultant effect is not merely traceable to the cause, but has become transformed in the process.

Serum creatinine is calibrated to local platforms but traceable to NIST standards in all laboratories.

The music is rootsy but not traceable to any particular era.

Hideous character defects traceable to childhood traumas explained just about anything the authors disapproved of.

"But these cost increases are not necessarily traceable to the minimum wage hike".

But it is then quickly converted into something traceable to an individual, and potentially life-changing.

The only potentially useful feature is the tile mosaic, traceable to one artist.

But there are some decent songs here, a few certainly traceable to certain types that Ellington and Strayhorn excelled at.

But President Obama's public abandonment of Israel is directly traceable to the small price he pays among American Jews.

None is traceable to an Iraqi source.

Mark's character traits are suddenly entirely traceable to being sent to boarding school.