Sentence examples similar to constituting a clue from inspiring English sources
His house was, Ms. Alhadeff writes, "sand-colored and there were no objects, because objects were telltale and the Master preferred an inconspicuous obliteration of anything that might constitute a clue to his identity or his past".
Identification of a pneumothorax on portable radiographs can be challenging, and presence of a "deep sulcus" sign constitutes an important clue (Fig. 1b).
California, where no single race constitutes a majority, is closely watched for clues about America's future as a white-minority society.
_____ A footnote to the discussion of cryptic clues: it concerns what constitutes a fair lead to an initial letter or letters being part of the required solution.
Thus, our microarray data may prove useful in providing additional clues suggesting which contigs could constitute a single gene.
What constitutes a species?
"That constitutes a surprise".
Two objects constitute a pair.
What constitutes a dead backpack?
