Sentence examples for adequate clue from inspiring English sources

Although British Columbia study conducted a comprehensive study on incremental impact of driving with opposite side control, the study did not provide adequate clue about different vehicle category specific risk.

On another trip to Mullen's house, Tebow lit into the backup quarterback John Brantley for not giving adequate clues while playing the game Taboo.

Moreover, clinical and microbiological data did not provide adequate clues about the possible transmission route.

The "more than adequate" is a clue to Reacher's psychology: he is aiming to do maximum damage.

"The camera allows an inspector to determine if there is adequate insulation and provides clues about hidden structural, electrical and moisture problems," he said.

Nevertheless the importance of both organ failure and secondary ischemia in the prognosis of these devastating disorders explains the craving for adequate prognostic and therapeutic clues and hence the interest in the endothelium makes common sense.

Hyperuricaemia provides a useful early clue, but it is not adequate for definitive diagnosis.

Finally, the determination of body pH and a number of blood tests designed to evaluate adequate (or inadequate) metabolic regulation provide diagnostic clues of homeostatic failure.

These new methods could provide additional clues to help define the adequate blood pressure to target during the resuscitation phase of septic shock.

The results presented here provide an insight into the cell-types specific changes of transcript accumulation which is required to utilize environmental clues such as light towards adequate adaptation of light-affected cellular and developmental processes in each cell type.

In fact, the lack of interaction of exposure-time and GLD development over time gives a clue that exposure-time might not be an adequate measure to differentiate lesions with different growth behaviour.