Sentence examples for clue status from inspiring English sources

Figure 3, panel B, shows the proportion of participants reporting the absence of rain and snow clues, the presence of the rain clue, and the presence of the snow clue given that they noticed the clue status (i.e., the proportion of participants who reported on the clue status out of those who noticed their status as indicated by their responses on the accident questionnaire).

The only clue to his status as a mountaineer for the ages can be found in the way he walks, with the rolling, bow-legged gait of a beat-up athlete.

The FAF signals provide a strong clue to the status of RPE cells in various degenerative, inflammatory, and neoplastic disease processes.

The Atlantic Bogost thought that the hidden ciphers were the "surest clue" of its status as "a design object and not a consumable media experience".

A better estimate might give him a clue to the monks' status: High-status medieval men buried in one churchyard in northern Italy averaged 171 cm, while lower status men averaged 164 cm, according to a study he published in 2011 in the American Journal of Physical Anthropology.

Pupil size and reactivity to light can provide clues to the status of the nervous system.

The way that prizes have been awarded and publicised can offer clues about the status of science through history.

Less clear, however, is whether this prohibition applies if Chen or Gizmodo are targets of the criminal probe, as some bloggers speculate they may be (although the DA has given no clues about their status, and criminal charges would seem to be a stretch under the circumstances).

These included looking for clues to health status by observing alterations to the frequency of clinic appointments and comparison with other patients encountered in the clinic or support groups.

Figure 3, panel A, shows the proportion of participants noticing the status of clues – the presence of neither rain nor snow clue (No Clues), the presence of rain clue (Rain) and the presence of snow clue (Snow) – as revealed by their choices on the accident questionnaire.

Only the perfectly muscled legs and the intensity in his eyes give a clue to his elevated status.