Aún no tenemos significados para "directly traceable".
1Works of art generate responses not directly traceable to the work itself.
2The motive for this sudden resolution is directly traceable to Lady Loring.
3But never was there an effect more directly traceable to a cause.
4Her unhappiness is directly traceable to her chaotic relationship with her adult daughter.
5Whatever limitations you have, they are all directly traceable to these two traits.
6Almost every misfortune which Ireland has suffered is directly traceable to this cause.
7His words were directly traceable to the words of Secretary McAdoo at El Paso, Texas.
8Some of the most important labour-saving processes now in common use are directly traceable to them.
9The movement's origins are directly traceable to the Sunni rebellion sparked by the US-led invasion in 2003.
10In many cases, it is claimed, such crimes as larceny, forgery, and robbery are directly traceable to poverty.
11There is an entire series of difficulties directly traceable to the foolish and adventurous persistence of carrying loaded firearms.
12A considerable part of the incentive to better methods is directly traceable to this simple rule-of-thumb method of rating production.
13These three infections were directly traceable to infected nursery stock, and in one case the blight had spread to adjacent trees.
14This privilege is directly traceable to those of the mediaeval universities, and possibly through them to Roman laws on the subject.
15Many cases of anæmia and chlorosis, which are so commonly seen in young girls, are directly traceable to a faulty diet.
16We are discussing, it should be understood, only such cases of difficulty in speaking as are directly traceable to an inherent timidity.
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