As I gave the lecture, I would pause at each blank, and a student who hadn't yet spoken would have to give me a description of the concept, supply clues to use in identification, or come up and label the structure.
Our study may provide clues for use in the evaluation of individual susceptibility to AAA and to explore effective measures for the control and prevention of AAA.
This work provides us some clues for using these properties of complex networks in computational models and to some extent reveals the biological meanings underlying these general network properties.
This study provides basic clues for using fenretinide in clinical treatment of HR-NB patients.
The answer may provide clues about why all of us use the products and services we do in our everyday lives.
Crossword-puzzle solvers rely heavily on the relative probabilities of letter sequences in written words to suggest an answer to a partly filled line, and, depending on the particular style of the originator, crossword clues make use of many sorts of formal features in the language, among them spelling puns, spoken puns, and accidental letter sequences in words and phrases.
Further studies will shed light on the molecular base of the D2O effect on each of the different substeps which may provide new clues for the use of D2O as a therapeutic drug if applied at low concentrations.
"It's basically saying, 'We're going to give up any pretense of examining the patient and most of the nonverbal clues that doctors use.' " Others, including Rashid Bashshur, director of telemedicine at the University of Michigan Health System, say online medicine is a less expensive way of providing routine care.
"There are a number of different clues that we use," he said.
The clinical clues with the use of high-dose estrogen therapy have now been supported by a wealth of laboratory data defining apoptotic mechanisms.
The picture is scattered with what could be taken as clues: the deliberate use of colour, the use of black-and-white, the precise framing.
