In what are viewed by some scholars as the more mystical religions of the East, doctrines are usually designed to serve as catalytic clues to religious insight (e.g., the notions of nirvana, or the goal of the religious life, in Hinduism, Jainism, and Buddhism).
Subsequently, participant recalls were coded for the presence and absence of the obvious clues to accident danger (e.g., snow, rain) and the probabilities of reporting the presence vs. absence of the obvious clues were calculated.
Another reason that the direct connection between orthography and semantics is critical is that 80% of Chinese characters contain semantic radicals that are parts of characters that provide a clue to meaning (e.g., category).
Clues to the influence E-cadherin loss has on tumorigenesis and the initiation of the EMT come from study of the multifocal gastric signet ring cell carcinomas (SRCCs) that occur in Hereditary Diffuse Gastric Cancer (HDGC) families.
Taken together, these phylogenies can give clues to the organismal phylogeny (e.g. [ 2]).
It has completely revolutionized global transportation and may hold the best clues to finally building the e-commerce industry we've been relentlessly trying to put in place since '99.
For the foreseeable, the use of "drug" in a clue to indicate an E in an answer seems likely to be sidelined in favour of another E-word.
In any case, visual recognition in C. destructor could be used in concert with chemical clues to increase the distance over which recognition could occur during daylight hours (e.g. chemical clues described for recognition in crayfish and other crustaceans [10], [38], [39], [49] [52]).
My favorite example is watching Wall-E and Toy Story screenwriter Andrew Stanton revealing "The Clues to a Great Story".
Join Detective Art E. Fact at the Dutch Festival to uncover clues to help solve a mystery in the outdoor sculpture collection on Hofstra University's South Campus.
