Sentence examples similar to evident clue from inspiring English sources

A well-validated, quasi-two-dimensional solidifying experimental benchmark was introduced, which allowed us to observe the temperature field evolution and to provide the evident clues of phase transformation.

In the current semi-chaos of speculation about how matter relates to mind, even the most self-evident clues will not satisfy everyone.

The African country is unnamed, but that it is the Gambia is evident from various clues in the text ("the river split this finger of land throughout its length") as well as a reference in the acknowledgments.

It is further dependent on their familiarity with the patterns and clues evident in sections of body text and reference materials to identify irregularities.

Clinical clues were especially evident in NTM keratitis; a "cracked windshield" appearance around the edge of the central area of infiltrates is practically pathognomonic.

I hope he hires a competent team that understands the complexities of the situation in the Middle East and worldwide, as it is evident that he does not have a clue.

The SesAp protein has no evident homologue in the databanks yielding a clue to its function.

But there is something powerfully concrete about such clues, and the host takes evident relish in presenting them; he wants to widen his subject's eyes and does.

Her guilt and regret are evident in her suicide, and in the clues that surface in the first portion of the film.

In a grounded theory study of patients waiting for a diagnosis the importance of information was evident: "seeking and giving information and interpreting clues moved the participants forward" [ 29].

Some intuition concerning the loss of power due to stratification, and a clue to its possible recovery, are evident from consideration of the log-linear model.