“No one would have suspected there was a trace of tension between them.”

“Lifting it out of the water, rinse it with lukewarm water to remove any trace of the detergent.”

“There was enough dust on the floor to have preserved traces of feet.”

“The region of the lesion is injected with a blue dye and radioisotope tracer.”

“Ultrasonography identified a hypodense lesion of 3 cm in the greatest diameter that did not trap the tracer during a scintiscan.”

“Moreover, this isotope could be useful as a tracer of the flux of organic matter in ocean surface waters.”

“The police had not succeeded in the tracing of the hit-skip driver.”

“Her arms hooked around his neck, fingers stroking his soft, silky brown hair and tracing the top of his spine.”

“His latest collection is an acidly funny series of stories tracing the brutal youth of Jonny, a fat, asthmatic, diabetic pariah.”

“Due to the high level of traceability in their supply chain, they were able to quickly identify the source of the contamination.”

“We need traceability and a surveillance system that ensures early recognition of a disease problem.”

“However, other characteristics certifiable with traceability are even more valued than traceability alone.”

“Superimposed tracings of these images, reproduced as figures here, were used to determine the range of motion at each joint.”

“Most practitioners are aware of and use traditional methods, such as tracings and rulers, to evaluate wound surface area.”

“Examples for Akan can be found here, including sound files and x-ray tracings.”

“Similar to a PET scan, the SPECT scan uses radioactive tracers to help spot cancer in your body.”

“The best available tools, transsynaptic tracers, are unable to distinguish weak direct connections from strong indirect ones.”

“The embedded reporter and camera see weapons fired at an unseen enemy and, if they are lucky, they may see tracers of weapons fired back.”