Sentence examples for clues test from inspiring English sources

Lamb gives his readers a wonderful feel for how geology works -- how geologists gather clues, test hypotheses and ultimately come to understand the workings of the world.

Unfortunately, use of iron chelators does not provide a clue to test for oxygen-associated iron toxicity [42].

Based on this clue, we tested protein levels of Complex I subunits during AA005-induced cell death.

Sometimes there are other clues in the test that can give you an answer to what you were stuck on.

Her results supported Mori's findings that tests containing two clues were easier than tests with only one clue.

These differences may offer some clues when laboratory testing is delayed or lacking to target control efforts to identify and prevent secondary human transmission H5N1 cases during a large epizootic outbreak.

Based on these clues, we first tested the activation status of JNK and ERK in neutrophils via flow cytometry.

Parents are generally more clued in to tests, but in most states, tests haven't reflected the Common Core standards, said Ben Riley, who oversees policy for the NewSchools Venture Fund.

By trying to test the clues that might lead to a solution about how consciousness arose, we wind up with a surprising conclusion.

The results of the above empirical test yield clues to the guideline of selecting an appropriate seed on considering discriminability as well as efficiency.

Unlike Sesame Street, which tested a third of its episodes, the Blue's Clues research team field tested every episode three times with children aged between two to six in preschool environments such as Head Start programs, public schools, and private day care centers.