Sentence examples for a definite clue from inspiring English sources

Though I am pleased to say that he actually wanted to study insects -- which is a definite clue.

When you round a bend in Tilden Nature Area in Berkeley, the sound of bleating day-old lambs is a definite clue that you have left the city.

In such cases, PiB-PET can provide a definite clue not only for the diagnosis of CAA but also the coexistence of hypertensive arteriopathy (Fig. 2).

Patagonian natives used to make a fermented beverage from the galls — a definite clue that the scientists were on the right track, Hittinger said.

Previous studies on Zweeloo woman [ 1] indicated short stature, otherwise normal health for that time in history, but failed to provide a definite clue for the reason of her unusual burial.

Judge a German by his musical tastes and you have a pretty definite clue to his intellectual position in general.

But to a Dane, members say, it gives definite clues that it is a Danish Lutheran building.

We have some definite clues and leads.

Many wells penetrated into the Pliocene horizon in the nearby fields have established the commercial oil and gas production (Fig. 19) and to this extent, the attributes generated in the production areas suggest definite clues of reservoir extents and their orientations.

Therefore, the conventional karyotype analyses have not provided definite clues on the genetic alterations involved in CC.

However, they are in general inefficient to provide definite clues on organ dysfunctions or failures [ 5, 20].