Beyond the very real challenges that polling faces -- from single-digit response rates and the fast growing number of "cell phone only" households -- the Iowa misfire traces to issues that have challenged polls there for decades: large late shifts in voter preferences and the difficulty in predicting exactly who will trek out to caucus meetings on a cold winter night.
But with wireless broadband, many consumer complaints are being traced to compatibility issues between an operator's network and the software installed on a laptop or netbook computer, said Tim Deluca-Smith, a vice president for marketing at WDS Global, a company in Poole, England, that provides technical support for 40 wireless operators and mobile makers in Europe and North America.
Thomas Woodward, a Qantas spokesman, said the cracks the airline found on its A380 were unrelated to the turbulence incident and had been traced to the production issues identified by Airbus.
Afterward, Cardinals Manager Mike Matheny marveled that Carpenter, whose pain was traced to a nerve issue, which resulted in radical surgery in July to remove a rib, could return to form as quickly as he did.
Residents of Pennsylvania's capital, Harrisburg, recently learned from a forensic audit that their city's fiscal woes could be traced to a guarantee issued in 1998, for the bonds of a trash incinerator project.
The party's rise, such as it may be, can be traced to the same issue — the rapid increase in nonwhite immigration, particularly from the Muslim world — that has recently empowered far-right parties across Europe, notably in France.
The arrival of Grace Coddington's splashy, dishy, very giftable memoir, "Grace," can be directly traced to "The September Issue," R. J. Cutler's 2009 documentary about the inner workings of Vogue magazine.
The lack of variety in birth control for Americans can be traced to a tangle of issues, Dr. Finer and other experts said, including the length of time it takes to develop any new medical product and a deeply rooted Puritanical culture.
In the present study, inconsistent protective effects may be traced to the many methodological issues in both domains, as well as to limits in the power of individual studies and, perhaps, real differences in effects across age and other characteristics of the population under study.
The most intense voter suppression efforts can be traced to a 2013 ruling issued by the U.S. Supreme Court that gut a core provision of the Voting Rights Act.
