Sentence examples for clues illustrate from inspiring English sources

The quoted clues illustrate this clearly, I hope.

There are some clues which illustrate well the dominant effects of interaction between tensile and shear stresses on endothelial behavior.

Therefore, I will not go into detail for discoveries in these fields but I will just provide some general clues to illustrate how the contextual research impacted cell membrane conceptions.

Our results suggest that the protein interaction context could provide important clues to help better illustrate SAP's functional association.

Participants are encouraged to snap photographs to illustrate each clue, based on what they find in their surroundings.

A model of the complex in Güiria's airport does not offer any clues either, nor does it illustrate what part of the plant's terminal will feed the transcontinental line.

Clues can come from m-values which illustrate the magnitude of the linear dependence of the overall unfolding free energy on denaturant (i.e. from Δ G u = Δ G u H 2 O + m U − F χ SDS ).

According to author Cynthia Lejeune Nobles, these two events "give clues to gumbo's Spanish colonial popularity and illustrate that the dish could be both humble and refined".

Your favourite double clue was 'Soft bit of Plasticine shaped to fasten box' for NESH/SPAR, and this perhaps serves to illustrate what one should strive for in such clues, i.e. a convincing piece of prose which hangs together as a unit and in which the division between the two consecutive clues is well disguised.

Urinating also provides another clue to self-diagnosis as the following quotes illustrate: Paat: I urinate on the ground where I can easily see the trace of urine even after it dries off.

To illustrate the text I have chosen the most immediate clue which usually appears in a given dis­ ease, which may therefore be a clinical sign, a radiograph or the histological appearance of a renal biopsy.