Sentence examples for to better trace from inspiring English sources

The mineralogical and geochemical investigation of mylonitic weathering profiles in Fodjomekwet-Fotouni was done to better trace the occurrence of minerals and chemical elements in this area.

— Glenn Collins The New York Times: A federal push for tagging the ears of cattle to better trace outbreaks of disease has run afoul of ranchers in the West.

To increase the amount of record-keeping on gun sales and organize it better, New York State officials have begun new initiatives that they hope will allow law enforcement officials to better trace illegal guns and help get them off the streets.

Four years ago Tony's Chocolonely decided to figure out a way to better trace the path of cocoa beans.

Thus, to better trace miR-208 evolution, a more exhaustive search on further three fish (platyfish, cave-fish and Atlantic cod) and 50 other vertebrate genomes (41 mammals, five birds, two reptiles, one amphibian and one agnatha; available at Ensembl database) was performed.

Omit maps, calculated using SFCHECK [39], and B-factor sharpened maps were used to achieve better tracing of the main chain as well as some of the side chains.

This approach can be applied to the study of other plasmids of clinical relevance and facilitate better trace analyses of horizontally acquired antimicrobial drug resistance or virulence genes.

As marketing shifts away from the classic model of mindless spending, there are new opportunities and emerging technologies that can better trace the correlation between spending and engagement with prospective customers.

The idea of a crayon, however, might be better traced to chalk and pastels, which were known as early as the 16th century.

The of a crayon, however, might be better traced to chalk and pastels, which were known as early as the 16th century.

Recent permanent refusal rate rises may be the result of better tracing and/or a response to increased requests for biological measurement.