Sentence examples for Valuable clue from inspiring English sources

One possible explanation was that the signals gave female fireflies a valuable clue about the males.

It was a subtle but valuable clue because slow virus diseases are characterized by the absence of inflammation.

Key performance indicators for the operators themselves provide another valuable clue to how broadly the plant's role is understood.

This offers a valuable clue to his long involvement in later years with peace, human rights and disarmament on the global scene.

Because zinc oxide exists in white paint as well, it made a valuable clue for the physicist to learn about Picasso's paint.

Though he was unsuccessful in his search, before his death Miller passed along a valuable clue he had kept closely guarded.

Here, too, the polling data provides some valuable clues.

But once again, Kosrae could provide valuable clues.

A new list of Asia's most inspiring sustainability pioneers offers some valuable clues.

Acquired disorders of reading and writing offer valuable clues on the cognitive architecture of visual words.

This may give valuable clues to mechanistic details of the reaction.