Sentence examples for probably traceable from inspiring English sources

But his skepticism, she believes, is probably traceable to rebellion against the dogma and blind faith of fundamentalist Christianity.

Many of the problems with the show are probably traceable to a decision that Tharp made early on, obviously about the music.

Many of the problems with the show are probably traceable to a decision that Tharp made — early on, obviously — about the music.

There's never a real break in the action, but track markings have been imposed after the fact, with titles probably traceable to Mr. Berne ("The Barbarella Syndrome," "Impairment Posse").

The U-shaped dose-response of angiostatin on angiogenesis is probably traceable to its different affinity and/or efficacy towards two (or more receptors).

As Sprewell said, the Knicks' fall is probably more traceable to the losses of Camby, Larry Johnson and Antonio McDyess than to the loss of Van Gundy.

For all the claims that mayoral contests can weaken the grip of party bureaucracies, it's probably also traceable to the fact the usual machines remain very powerful.

The ability to produce PSP toxins is genetically fixed within strains, and as it is probably genetically determined, evidence should be traceable to the mRNA pool, whether transcriptionally or post-transcriptionally regulated.

First, data on neurotoxicity at 2 4 months were not traceable in 71 patients (18%), which probably led to some underestimation of neurotoxicity.

Indeed, it is unlikely that the berimbau is traceable to any one African society; rather, it probably emerged in a unique Brazilian form from a combination of African traditions.

The Tannhäuser legend is preserved in a popular ballad, Danhauser, traceable to 1515; the origins of the legend itself probably lie in the 13th century.