Sentence examples for traceable to the higher from inspiring English sources

Secondary standards are defined as either regional or national reference preparations or working reference materials used routinely with different laboratories and different platforms that are defined in units traceable to the higher order international standard.

The high prevalences of Salmonella that are typically reported in greyhounds may be traceable to the high-protein raw meat diet provided for racing.

One is a grand, popular tradition of high-concept architecture traceable to the city's original urban visionary cum tourist attraction, Frank Lloyd Wright.

Some of the characteristic alienation of many high school students may be traceable to the insensitivity of school districts to these issues.

Both a higher awareness worldwide about the destructiveness of terrorism and a new resolve among Sri Lankans to stop the war are traceable to the attacks on the United States and the response to them, he said.

The action, traceable to the Roman law, had its early development in feudal England.

In "The Carpetbagger's Children," the disconnection between dialogue and subtext is traceable to the words.

Wettin Dynasty, major European dynasty, genealogically traceable to the start of the 10th century ad.

Some of this difference may be traceable to the show's sources.

This evolution is clearly traceable to the impulsion given by the Herald.

There are also votive pictures, some portraying the horse and traceable to the ancient horse sacrifice.