| By retrodiction of the effect we seek to trace back the hypothetical cause. |
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| The American cowboy has roots that directly trace back to the Mexican vaqueros, and Arizona itself has very strong Spanish ties. |
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| The origins of this winter sport trace back to Scandinavia, where native Laplanders held onto reins of reindeer as a mode of transportation. |
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| They can trace back their ancestors, who came to India and adopted this country as their own and identify with them. |
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| We could trace back the mechanics of the machine and learn the mind of God. |
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| Through his linguistic ability, he is able to trace back Coptic to earlier forms of Egyptian writing, and beyond, all the way back to the hieroglyphs. |
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| Nor was it one they tended to trace back to some residual force of upbringing, like that upwardly mobile impulse so often attributed to immigrant families. |
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| One can trace back the origins of Giscours in 1330. At that time, the chateau was actually a fortified dungeon. |
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| That an investigation be put in place to trace back the threatening e-mail, and that those found responsible be exemplarily punished. |
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| From this past pooling procedure, it has not been possible to trace back any individual donors retrospectively. |
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| Does it trace back to ancient food preservation techniques among Quecha-speaking Indians? |
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| Wang's ambitions trace back to his undergraduate years at Duke, where he majored in computer science. |
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| Everything he says and does in that movie, you can also trace back to his roots. |
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| And they all tell this same story that I trace back to Wilder and Wentworth. |
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| The traceability code also makes it possible to trace back to the specific raw material delivery. |
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| Yes, prevention practices are different from a medication error where you can usually trace back to where the error was committed. |
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| They will be able to trace back your luggage and make arrangements to return it to you. |
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| Here we could trace back the very long history of the nations' failure to take responsibility when it comes to Lebanon. |
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| It is both time-consuming and difficult to attribute or trace back a specific spatial effect to a single project or factor. |
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| For the plant parts taken from 100 plants, it is not normally possible to trace back the plant part to the original plant in the plot. |
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| With this function it is possible to trace back the source of a failure after the breakdown happened, using previously recorded measurements. |
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| With the mechanical system, if you forgot to enter something on the access control plan it was impossible to trace back. |
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| When you trace back your family tree, you will inevitably reach an immigrant ancestor. |
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| In one way or another, the problems always trace back to execution. |
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| Both family trees trace back to disco and other, earlier, common roots. |
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| They want to be able to trace back to this history in the event of a breach, and they want to make sure we were vigilant at every link in the chain. |
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| What really matters is being able to trace back originators through intermediate repackages and hold them to account for any misrepresentation, negligence or incompetence. |
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| An equally contentious counterpart in rural areas is community cost contributions, which trace back to the World Bank's adoption of the Demand Responsive Approach. |
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| I am not quite sure how effective genealogists are, but I am told that for certain people who are adopted and so forth, it could lead them to trace back and find out even more about their families. |
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| My claim was denied, and although the trace back came back negative, I have information which clearly states, Hepatitis C can be transmitted through Albumin. |
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| Porsche's roots as an automaker trace back 60 years. |
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| Eventually, we must underline that the commitment of families regarding media is not exhausted in the consumer phase, but must trace back, to the production phase, of the rules and public controls. |
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| The resultant foals were the first generation of Thoroughbreds, and all modern Thoroughbreds trace back to them. |
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| According to that evidence, Topps repeatedly asked its distributors to trace back parallel imports and to monitor the final destination of the products. |
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| For practical enforcement of this legislation it must be possible for Member States to identify the producer that is responsible for the product and trace back the supply chain from the final distributor. |
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| These are often difficult to trace back to their original cultivar, and in some cases have been occurring in the wild for many centuries. |
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| The ideas that formed the basis of bicameralism trace back to theories developed in ancient Sumer, ancient India, later ancient Greece, and Rome. |
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| So it's an error, in my opinion anyway, to look at one thing like trade agreements and then trace back causally every single thing that has happened in the economy to it as the cause. |
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| These strata correspond to modes of sociality, and typically trace back to aspects of basic social bonds, beginning with the affect-laden eros that connects caregivers with infants. |
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| Therefore, it's very important, as I was saying, to trace back and then start from the beginning point and try to help people go in a different direction. |
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| It's a tendency he can trace back to his childhood. |
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| Gadal tried to trace back historically the manifestation of the Grail. |
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| As my hon. colleagues will recall, immediately after the news was announced, the Canadian Food Inspection Agency launched a comprehensive trace back and trace forward investigation. |
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| For instance, in North America today, the opossum, armadillo, and porcupine all trace back to ancestors that came across the land bridge from South America. |
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| The current Gregorian ecclesiastical rules that determine the date of Easter trace back to 325 CE at the First Council of Nicaea convened by the Roman Emperor Constantine. |
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