Sentence examples for traceable way from inspiring English sources
Design and adherence to the protocol were described inadequately making it doubtful whether the study was implemented in a traceable way.
But, we're kids at heart that love rock and pop so our music tends to value basic elements of accessibility: clear and succinct motives and melodies, thematic playing which develops in an easily traceable way, a non-aggressive attitude which is inviting and inclusive rather than ugly and exclusive, lyricism, and brevity (most of the tracks are three minutes or under).
In documenting all existing surrounding SES-characters, variability can be managed in a traceable way.
It is a challenge for bioinformaticians to coordinate the enormous amount of published information on morphological, developmental and molecular data in a traceable way [85] [87].
The great composers absorbed the music that had gone before them and their brains "recombined" melodies and phrases in distinctive, sometimes traceable, ways.
That alone could be a sign of how Facebook is trying to better tailor its service for those who want to use it in these more personal, traceable ways.
And it puts Facebook more in line with Path, which also lets users know who has viewed their "moments". That alone could be a sign of how Facebook is trying to better tailor its service for those who want to use it in these more personal, traceable ways.
Billionaire and CEO of Wynn Resorts, Steve Wynn, who has come out in support of Heck, has not yet contributed any funds, at least in traceable ways.
With half of its income streams traceable in some way back to government, it can suffer when public sector money is tight.
And the feckless weakness of the elder son is directly traceable to the way he has been spoiled by his mother.
A part of this fascination with America's most secular achievements may be traceable to the way information about the United States arrives -- with the distortions of the lens of American television, beamed in through illegal satellite dishes.
