Sentence examples for clues set from inspiring English sources

Coll's book ends - a phoney cliffhanger if ever there was one - on September 10 2001, and barely touches on the inability of the federal authorities (despite 40 warnings) to piece together the jigsaw of clues, set out with devastating clarity by the 9/11 commission, about the plans of Mohamed Atta and his fellow hijackers.

Have romantic clues set up all over the house (or city), and make them search from place to place until they find the final prize (make sure the final prize is something extra special), To convey that the lady is special to you, you could get her a customized poem (although maybe a self-written one is more personal).

Aren't we supposed to labor intensely over the Saturday grid, sweating our way through the cryptically worded clues, setting off in numerous wrong directions, erasing and overwriting, only to land, exhausted but triumphant, on the hard-won completed puzzle?

The clue set for 96 Down and 2 Down also didn't sit completely well with me.

SNPs in the strong-clue set are assumed to have higher disease risk than those in the weak-clue set.

SNPs with risk scores equal to or over four belong to the strong-clue set and the remainders are put into the weak-clue set.

As shown in Figure S6(b), the largest power loss for an alternative hypothesis in the weak-clue set is only 0.4%, which corresponds to the power gain 17% in the strong-clue set.

David Baldacci, the best-selling author, will write the final book in the "39 Clues" series, set to be published in March 2013.

Blue's Clues was set in the home - the environment that was most familiar and secure for preschoolers and looked like no other children's television show.

In the strong-clue set there were 1194 (2.78%) SNPs were assigned the high weights and 8088 (3.03%) SNPs in the weak-clue set were given the low weight.

Similarly, in the weak-clue set, there are m0,W and m1,W SNPs following null and alternative hypotheses respectively.