Sentence examples for readily traceable from inspiring English sources
Though the influence of Cassavetes is readily traceable, it's hard to assimilate, because his films depended completely on the people in his life.
Subject to paragraph (b) of this section, property held by or for the account of a customer, which is segregated on behalf of a specific account class, or readily traceable on the filing date to customers of such account class, must be allocated to the customer estate of the account class for which it is segregated or to which it is readily traceable.
In some instances the building might be responsible — if, for example, bedbugs have affected multiple apartments, and their source is not readily traceable or attributable to a particular unit owner.
Co-op and condo owners in New York City are generally responsible for handling bedbug problems themselves, but the building could be responsible if, for example, bedbugs have affected multiple apartments and their source is not readily traceable.
From 2009, everybody is to be issued with a "smart" biometric ID card, linked to the national register, which will be required for access to public services such as doctors' surgeries, unemployment offices, libraries and the like leaving a new, readily traceable, electronic data-trail.
The disturbance was not readily traceable back to a tropical wave from the Atlantic.
However, the Web Model-View-Controller (MVC) architecture can be readily applied in any traceable chronic disease, such as chronic pulmonary obstructive disease and asthma, as it allows for integration of a wide range of relevant data in real-time to facilitate decision-making and improve quality of care.
Marker bed, also called Key Bed, a bed of rock strata that are readily distinguishable by reason of physical characteristics and are traceable over large horizontal distances.
Although comparable data are not readily available from other countries, it appears that much of the world's A1C testing is traceable to the DCCT numbers.
Actually it is traceable.
