Sentence examples for traced to differing from inspiring English sources
Because Hobbes held that "the true doctrine of the Lawes of Nature is the true Morall philosophie", differences in interpretation of Hobbes's moral philosophy can be traced to differing understandings of the status and operation of Hobbes's "laws of nature", which laws will be discussed below.
We suggest that much of the disagreement can be traced to differing methodologies between laboratories and what appears to be a tacit assumption that all diatom species behave similarly.
In many instances, the disagreements can be traced to differing assumptions concerning fundamental principles, definitions, etc., as well as differing interpretations of fundamental principles, definitions, etc.
Incongruence among gene trees in mammals, and bats in particular, has been traced to differing taxon samples and poor choices in rooting phylogenies (Van Den Bussche & Hoofer, 2004).
On the rare occasions that the individual suffers a "perplexity of conscience", the difficulties can be traced either to differing conceptions of the man's telos, or differing ideas of the best means of actualising the individual's socially endorsed telos (PE 314).
The C-EVA slightly outperformed the conventional EVA in discriminating simulated exposure traces known to differ in variation, but both methods failed to detect differences in temporal similarity.
Traces correspond to differing intensities of injected current (−0.2 2 nA in increments of 0.2 nA).
Shelke of the Institute of Food Technologists concedes that the term is problematic, but traces the issue to differing perceptions rather than misuse.
By analogy, the sharp boundaries seen on Venus in the IR2 nighttime images may suggest different "air masses" due to differing trace gas abundance(s) within the Venus cloud layers.
