Sentence examples for a valuable clue from inspiring English sources

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

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.

But it provided a valuable clue to the extent that politics will be a factor in the negotiations over Acting Gov.

In fact, the online description of the Damien as "taupe" offered a valuable clue: perhaps the green loafers I sought were also considered light brown by the manufacturer.

These observations suggest a critical role of autophagy in neurite degeneration of damaged neurons and a potentially valuable clue in understanding the mechanism of axonal and dendritic degeneration, and a possible therapeutic target in the treatment of SMA.

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

Our findings provide a new and valuable clue for diagnosing and monitoring STS.

A large number of genes of unknown function showed significant variations in expression under temperature stress, providing a new and valuable clue for future research into mechanisms by which P. yezoensis tolerates the unique environment of the intertidal zone.

22 Caution in interpreting an ECG with attention to voltage calibration is advised, since QRS complex voltage may be very high, and a valuable diagnostic clue may be missed if the operator has turned the gain down.