Sentence examples for direct clue from inspiring English sources

Computer assisted conformational analysis gave a direct clue for the loss of CB1 antagonistic activity of the ligands without a fine docking simulation for the homology model.

Contents of this paper provide concrete and direct clue that improvement in outdoor air quality generates various health benefits in China, and confirm from a new perspective that it is worthwhile for China to shift its development strategy from economic growth to environmental economic sustainability.

There is no direct clue in the sources to the date when Basarab took the office of voivode.

None of these studies, however, have provided a direct clue as to the function of OprG.

63– 65 Moreover, although endplate morphology is in register with, and thus reflects, presynaptic terminal structure in healthy muscle, postsynaptic staining gives no direct clue regarding the integrity of presynaptic terminals in disease or following nerve damage (with or without reinnervation).

Currently, there are no direct clues as to the direction of ACh release from brush cells (Fig.  7).

The structure of the PH-TH-kinase construct does not provide direct clues about how IP6 might activate Btk.

Indeed, developmental and physiological phenomic targets of selection may provide more direct clues to gene and haplotype functions than do associations with disease, as they help to specify nonpathological and pleiotropic effects of genetic variation for common alleles.

The work of Taylor and Bruenn provides no direct clues to the mechanism of NIRV integration but there is no doubt that reverse transcription takes place, most likely, with the RT provided by Ty retroelements.

Hence, while revealing that both stroke-associated SAMHD1 variant mutations were likely located in unstructured regions, which are known to be frequently involved in interactions with ligands, this information unfortunately failed to provide any direct clues regarding the possible impact of mutations on SAMHD1 structure and function.

Furthermore, here we provide an example for the detection of a disease that compromises calf survival without direct phenotypic clue.