Though noises and rattles are a good clue that something's not right, you might not always have that warning.
If the Justices ask questions about standing at the oral argument next month, it's a good clue that a dismissal of the case on standing grounds is at least a possibility.
Leisen fell ill during the shooting and was replaced by one of MGM's house hacks, Richard Thorpe, so it isn't clear how much of the finished film is his (although the bland center framing of several late scenes is a pretty good clue that they're not Leisen's).
In contrast, if I ask a patient why they have come to clinic and they look slightly befuddled and turn to the relative sitting next to them for help, this is a pretty good clue that they may well have dementia.
The presence of several footnotes on those charts is a pretty good clue that they're not simple.
"When we see something that's repeatedly evolving over and over again, that's a good clue that it is of biological importance," said Davis, who led the work.
After eight weeks, if your feet are pain-free and you feel comfortable on soft surfaces, you can start experimenting with harder surfaces, paying very close attention to how your feet feel and whether or not anything hurts (which is a good clue that your feet aren't quite strong enough yet to handle longer distances or hard surfaces).
If he listens to you and has input, that's a good clue that he likes talking to you.
When he says "Hi" back is a good clue that he no longer wants you to leave him alone.
Moreover, those cases for which the predicted error rate profile is not reliable provide a good clue to that effect, in that their calculated uncertainty profiles cross the model's voting threshold (or, in the case of averaging, the ensemble classification threshold applied to the summed outputs) well below the expected value of 0.5.
