Sentence examples for traced back to either from inspiring English sources

CDGs are a set of rare human diseases that have very severe consequences and can always be traced back to either complete or partial loss of at least one of the components of the glycosylation pathway.

In terms of cell biology, their complex compartmentalization is of major interest, because several plasmas and genomes coexist in these organisms, which can be traced back to either a prokaryote or a eukaryote [ 27].

The Tebtunis collection contains several groups of papyri which can be either traced back to a single archive (collection of papers around an individual, family, or office assembled in antiquity) or collected to form a dossier (modern artificial assemblage of papers related to a person or group).

A recent article in The New England Journal of Medicine listed 55 "diseases" that can be traced back to eating gluten.[2] Either way, the gut festers out of sight.

"It could be traced back to you," he said.

Such borrowing can be traced back to early times.

Valentine cards have been traced back to around 1400.

The turning point can be traced back to May.

But ultimately, every Knick misery is traced back to Ewing.

The word's usage can be traced back to 2007.

The row can be traced back to June 1985.