Sentence examples for complex clues from inspiring English sources

Ms. Hensley said the sales of "The Rule of Four," "The Da Vinci Code" and "The Name of the Rose," by Umberto Eco, all of which have a historical background and involve complex clues to mysteries, show "the kind of market there is for books that have secret codes".

A good and lively entry, marred only by an unaccountable proliferation of over-complex clues.

Biologists have been eagerly awaiting a close-up of this complex for clues about how it makes protein with such stunning accuracy.

The recent structural characterization of a conserved neutralization epitope on the envelope glycoprotein complex (Env) provides clues to the vulnerabilities of the virus.

Non-covalent interactions, such as hydrogen bonds, between ligands and biomacromolecules forming a complex provide important clues in the understanding of biological processes and the design of compounds with desirable binding properties.

Examination of the mutants within the context of the structure of the eEF1Aaa-tRNAGTP modeled as the ternary complex provides some clues with regard to which mechanism may be altered in these mutants (Figure 5A).

The prereaction complex provides some clues about the function of key residues in the catalytic pocket.

Structural analyses of the importin:eS26 complex should provide clues into why eS26 is inefficiently released from importins by RanGTP.

Thus, this study may serve as a foundation for understanding the overall architecture and function of eukaryotic MCM protein complexes and as clues for developing anticancer drugs targeted to the human MCM proteins.

We do not yet understand the subunit architecture of the BAM complex, but a clue to the docking mechanism for Pal comes from the interaction of Pal and TolB in E. coli.

With W−C base pairs, the structures of binary and ternary complexes have provided clues about the mechanism of base recognition.