Sentence examples for clue implies from inspiring English sources
Equal favourite clues (of 25 mentioned) were 'Sapid Rex, strangely keen to withdraw up north in Turkey' (for KNEE-TREMBLER – though one competitor boldly suggested that this activity need not necessarily be as brief as my clue implies!) and 'Halt about one after less than half of party?
However, there were more clinical clues implying the diagnosis of CC.
The present model predicts the redistribution of nourished sediment according to the subtle clues implied by equilibrium distribution curves and latest coastal wave transformation theories.
All these clues implied that BHD gene may play an important role in suppression of cystogenesis and tumorigenesis and that its inactivation could lead to the formation of renal cysts and RCC through the mTOR pathway.
These clues imply that there may be some chemical reasons that rend the breaking of terminal phosphodiester bonds easier.
Taken together, these clues imply that the inferred clusters may achieve a finer and more detailed level in describing the features of genome organization.
But, as Aspin leafs through the Wellcome's edition, he points out several clues that imply that this copy, at least, might have been used in both ways.
This should be obvious, but oftentimes you can simply skip over a word, and chalk up its meaning to "context clues" or "implied meaning" like they taught in 2nd grade.
Although the vectors at ONT and FPS almost point to the Pon-Machineshiri crater area, subsidence of crater direction was observed at MEA. Spatial distribution of tilt motions implies a clue to the geometric configuration of a deformation source.
In addition, it is essential to get the specific molecules activated-deactivated during cancer evolution of patients, as this implies relevant clues for unraveling good and bad prognoses related to drug resistance and new target-therapies.
Our initial idea was to have IN OTHER WORDS be the reveal (get it, because "ie" is IN other words?), but we ran across a problem cluing this – how to elegantly format the clue so that it implied the theme but didn't give away the letters being added.
