Sentence examples for indirect hint from inspiring English sources

A first, indirect hint was obtained with mouse embryo fibroblasts.

An indirect hint of high oxygen levels is that some unicellular organisms apparently grew to anomalously large size (over 1 mm) during the Neoproterozoic [27].

The number of children reported might be considered as an indirect hint of the greater difficulty of women in CM/ID fields in reconciling work and family life.

An indirect hint can be found in the description of magnesium saving action of the selenoprotein MsrB1 acting on TRPM6 [50].

First, an indirect hint was provided by a large genetic study in which 25 458 individuals suffering from CAD were compared with 100 740 healthy controls.

The small amounts of 3-hydroxybutyrate which might be metabolized by glioma cells (between 0.0 mM and 0.5 mM decrease in supernatant level; see above) could modulate HIF-1α expression as an indirect hint for ketone body degradation.

The original climate reconstruction emerged in the late 1990's as scientists took scattered indirect hints of past conditions, like variations in tree rings, and built an overall estimate.

Rather, the executives had subordinates in investor relations make calls in which they provided indirect hints that something was amiss — noting that other companies had been making public statements about the impact of the slowing economy on their earnings, and reminding the analysts of Office Depot's previous cautionary statements, according to the S.E.C.

Results for individual tasks showed most improvement on tests measuring appreciation of indirect hints and recognition of social faux pas.

Some indirect hints were provided by Das et al. who found that cultured RGC-5 cells overloaded with Ca2+ due to treatment by ionomycin undergo apoptosis through intrinsic mitochondrial pathway [26] and by Cellerino et al. [27] who observed Ca2+ elevation in apoptotic RGCs in explanted retina.

An answer would provide indirect hints about the underlying mechanisms for the development of troglomorphic features.