Sentence examples for decisive clue from inspiring English sources
Now, members of an international team say they have confirmed not only that the ubiquitous Reduviasporonites were fungi but also that their primary diet was dead trees--something that might provide a decisive clue about the type of catastrophe that ended the Permian period.
Similarly, an In-pentetreotide scan provided the decisive clue for locating a malignant ACTH-producing tumor of the ileum in a patient reported by Segu et al. [ 15].
This image gave Crick and Watson decisive clues as to the dimensions and angles of the DNA molecule and led the Cambridge pair to make their famed model of the double-helix.
Animal comparisons may still be extremely important in their own right, and because identification of what is unique about the human capacity and what is shared with other species; may hold decisive clues about how mental time travel is created in the human brain.
Pathologists said their work was impeded by the delay, which resulted in such advanced decomposition that they were unable to obtain any decisive forensic clues.
The clue of the proof of Theorem 1(b) is the following decisive assertion, which is deduced from the strong law of large numbers.
Frankly, few decisive materials have been accomplished to date, whereas many studies have been done to reveal a clue of design to improve blue-emitting performances.
But Mr Darling said the Tories "haven't a clue" how to deal with the financial crisis and insisted it was the Government that was taking decisive action.
Kotkin drops another clue here, remarking that this was a moment "in the play of large-scale historical structures when personality proved decisive: a lesser interior minister could not have managed".
