Sentence examples for significant traces from inspiring English sources

Thus he finds more significant traces of Cervantes's DNA in Fielding than in Balzac, and in Tolstoy more than Dostoyevsky.

It is so ubiquitous that surveys show almost all Europeans have significant traces of the substance in their bodies.

They are too old and Africa is too hot for significant traces of the molecule to have survived.

As happens with so much music these days, the record weaves together scraps from here and there: rap, rock, funk, jazz, folk, significant traces of Bob Dylan.

One year after the accident, his body was found to contain significant traces of monochlorobenzene, a toxic component of Lasso not mentioned on its principal label or packaging.

Bugarach and its surroundings still bear significant traces of medieval religious sects and orders, including the Cathars, who built remarkable castles nearby.

Mr. Stella said there is no significant trace of the original use.

It was not marked with his fingerprints and no significant trace of gunpowder was found on his body.

An early inference that can be drawn from the new findings, which were announced Thursday in Leipzig, Germany, is that there is no significant trace of Neanderthal genes in modern humans.

Nevertheless, some preparations of Td, DT, influenza (mainly in multi dose vials), meningococcal (multidose vials) vaccines could contains minimal, not significant, trace amounts (<1 mlg/0,5 ml).

Moreover to have better implication about water environment around this area, further study on the present concentration of environmentally significant trace elements such as Ag, Cr, Co, As, Cu, Cd, Ni, Pb, Tl and Zn in the water is strongly recommended to evaluate for future safe and sound environment.