Sentence examples for which were traced from inspiring English sources

High RMS errors were prevalent in noisy data sets, which were traced to poor electrode-ground contacts.

The letters, which were traced to Bonner and Associates, were sent to several members of Congress and were purported to be from senior citizens and civil rights activists in opposition to the climate bill.

The wholesalers and boiling centres in urban Kampala (Figure 1) which were traced back as the source of milk for these interviewed milk sellers and vendors were visited and interviewed using the same questionnaire and milk was sampled in the same manner.

Three genetic lineages were identified, which were traced to ancestral ranges.

The animals developed SCC-like lesions, comprising K15+ve abnormal cells, which were traced as progenies of LGR5+ve cells.

This is markedly different from recombinant clusters I and II, which were traced to a specific intrasubtype recombinant event, respectively.

Some cats and dogs died after eating pet food contaminated with melamine, which was traced to Chinese wheat gluten.

It was the Piazza di Sant'Ignazio, one long side of which is traced by elaborately curved 18th-century buildings that evoke a rococo chest of drawers.

F.B.I. agents and detectives had identified and were seeking to interview the owner of the Pathfinder, which was traced to Connecticut.

Far in the lead and always a great favorite of critics, was judicious pruning, the origin of which was traced to a review of "The Canterbury Tales" in the Canterbury Daily News (circa 1389)..

"Often there is this equation of fate as the path which is traced by your feet in space, while the upper body communicates how I feel about it — happy, anxious, ashamed," she said.