There have of course been many helpful clues.
2. If you know the mystery bird's identity, answer the accompanying questions and provide subtle ID hints that may be helpful clues for less experienced players.
Understanding the pattern of gene activity in germline cells "might provide particularly helpful clues as to how best to protect somatic cells from aging damage," he said.
Those complexities mean that I basically agree with Hess's conclusion: "Add it all up—a sparsely-populated state heavy in white men, low in sex education, and bursting with oil and you don't find many helpful clues for crafting national policy".
Understanding these features will provide the radiologist with helpful clues facilitating image assessment, allowing further prediction of the natural disease course as well as permitting appropriate management recommendations.
We also found that history of steroid therapy, chronic colitis refractory to conventional immune-modifying management, and endoscopic finding of distal attenuation of the colitis are helpful clues.
For example, when a social-ecological system is facing environmental pressure, how to organize various stakeholders according to their interests and expertise is a challenging task (Adger 2006; Young 2010), and the optimization of CSD may reveal some helpful clues.
In fact, many earlier systems have considered these occlusions as noise but more recently, [19] considers these as helpful clues when used in conjunction with facial expressions for real-time emotion recognition.
The aims of this study are to (i) assess the prevalence of perfectly homogeneous M-LPS-mimicking cyst and characterize their associated clinical and pathological features and to (ii) identify helpful clues to prevent misdiagnosis when encountered with a cyst-like lesion in soft tissue parts.
Researchers say the test could provide helpful clues on human intelligence. .
Perhaps one of the helpful clues to them are the positions Longhurst has them take for each segment.
