Sentence examples for clue was provided from inspiring English sources

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The first clue was provided by moles.

A clue was provided by a daughter, Donna Suro, who blogged that her father had been popping Anatablocs like Tic Tacs until suffering severe side effects.

Relating to likely dSETDB1-associated protein(s), a clue was provided by a recent study.

Another major clue was provided by Werner Straus.

An important clue was provided by the study of Dale and Roberts, who showed that NMDARs mediated a slow, monosynaptic response in the spinal cord (Dale and Roberts, 1985).

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One clue is provided by economics.

A clue is provided, perhaps, in another Appleby document showing that a month before the holding was set up, a separate entity called Nexus Luxury Collection Ltd was incorporated in the Bahamas as an "international business company".

A clue is provided by John Haas, a lecturer from Northwestern University in Illinois, who is "not into surprises".

Universal Mobile Telecommunications System UMTSS) network equipment reports key performance indicators (KPIs) related to capacity shortage, such as failed connection attempts, but no clue is provided in order to detect the limiting resource or a subsystem malfunction, nor is any advice given on how many resources to provision in order to avoid blockage for a certain forecasted service demand.

One important clue is provided by the parallel findings of increased plasma glucose but a reduction in HbA1c.

A first clue is provided by the fact that Nkx6.1 and Pdx1 are normally not expressed in mammalian duct cells, in contrast to zebrafish.

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