Sentence examples for cues might be from inspiring English sources

When this disparity was made public, the question naturally arose of whether handlers' unconscious cues might be the cause?

While both are usually linked to a tangible intervention the patient is aware of, Jensen's team wondered whether subconscious cues might be enough to trigger the same effects.

However, surprisingly few studies have attempted to investigate whether multisensory cues might be any more effective in capturing a person's spatial attention than unimodal cues.

A range of studies have demonstrated that larval fish and invertebrates may orient towards reef sound and perhaps even discern among sound types; however, there are very limited data on the distances over which acoustic cues might be used.

The latter provides only a snapshot view of attentional bias (that is, at the offset of the pictures), at which point an attentional bias for food cues might be susceptible to task-related strategic influences, for example, shifting attention away from the pictures back to the central position in anticipation of the probe onset.

While hearing has been studied in only a few of the approximately 12,000 extant marine fish species that live in shallow water or close to shore, and for whom acoustic settlement cues might be relevant15,16, those that have been studied generally show best sensitivities to low-frequency sound15.

Wilson had the consolation of a 143 clearance which looks set to land him the highest break prize and he added: "I hope not [it won't be beaten] because my cue might be in pieces if it is.

HERRMANN said he did not have time for an eight-bar tune; he built his film scores from two-second motifs that could do their job no matter how brief a musical cue might be.

Such a cue might be the different degree of convergence of the eyes required to fixate the centre from that required to fixate the periphery, or the different degree of accommodation.

A cue might be taken from the December 2011 events in Moscow, when, in reaction to the Duma elections, which were widely believed to have been rigged, there were the largest public demonstrations since the end of the Soviet Union, estimated to have included as many as 120,000 protesters.

It was a deliberate choice -- and deliberately wrong - to use the music so continuously, however good each cue might be from moment to moment.