Sentence examples for clue to guide from inspiring English sources
They have only one clue to guide them: the notebook.
Astronomers have just gained an important clue to guide their hunt for extrasolar worlds.
The hyperdense basilar artery sign is one of the earliest signs on non-contrast CT imaging and may be the only clue to guide further management in a patient with basilar artery occlusion.
Upon arrival, they were taken on golf carts to an area on the Warner Bros. lot and given a coin with a clue to guide them to their destination.
He noted in a letter to Cook in November 1922 that, 'even if there is no parallel in human beings to distemper in dogs, the investigation into the latter might well prove to give some valuable clue – to guide in studying one or more of the numerous virus diseases in human beings'.
When the fog obliterated all sight of land, I used these clues to guide myself to a narrow channel, and then followed the wakes of lobster buoys in the incoming tide back to safety.
As you explore the block, your actions are commentated on by an omnipresent narrator (played by Kevan Brighting), who, as well as reporting on your movements, offers prompts and clues to guide your decision-making.
Slow progress in characterizing the function of rice genes is mainly due to a lack of clues to guide functional studies or functional redundancy.
Researchers have just a few clues to guide their hunt, she said: Mothers who consumed alcohol or used tobacco during pregnancy are at greater risk of having a baby with gastroschisis, as are women who had a sexually transmitted disease during pregnancy or who were underweight before pregnancy.
The predicted graph for the ovarian cancer data confirmed numerous genetic pathways reported in the literature, as well as many new ones that may provide new clues to guide future research.
