Sentence examples for indirect clue from inspiring English sources

An indirect clue from Llano et al.

Further, the findings of excessive metastatic calcification from the CT scan may be an indirect clue towards excessive calcium load over the past several years.

SIPK identified as the kinase involved in regulating WIPK gene expression, providing an indirect clue that MAPKs may interplay among themselves in regulating plant defense response.

Our results indicate that D'orenone has also an inhibitor activity on the respiration rate and on the oxygen production, thus giving indirect clue to a link between the sudden increase of oxygen during microgravity and auxin redistribution via PIN2 activity which is one of the major responses to changes in the gravity vector/levels.

Understanding Angela Merkel is akin to the cold war discipline of Kremlinology – the attempt to glimpse deeper meanings through indirect clues.

But "Jeopardy!" relies on the ability to correlate a vast store of general knowledge with often-punny, indirect clues.

Until now, however, evidence linking the pestilence to malaria has mostly been from a few literary sources and indirect clues in a cemetery for infants uncovered at a villa near the town of Lugnano, 70 miles north of Rome.

CDNs cache data in servers all over the world, and use indirect clues from browser requests to feed data from the closest server, with proximity gauged in terms of the internet's peculiar topology.

However, some indirect clues are preserved because the entries of codebook are trained to minimize average distortion through one's training sequences.

The surveyors can use only indirect clues to detect these nocturnal animals, but are required to produce accurate and unambiguous ecological knowledge to planners.

The presence of right hemisphere language dominance in the first, and strong left-handedness and poor language processing performance in the second case, provide indirect clues about the functional architecture of the human VTC in relation to hemispheric asymmetries in language processing and handedness.