Sentence examples for information and clue from inspiring English sources

This study was undertaken as an effort to develop the knowledge that could provide information and clue regarding the algae niche in the natural environment.

When moa bones are lost so too is the rich DNA and scientific data they hold, says paleontologist Richard Holdaway, including climate and temperature records, soil and environmental information and clues to evolutionary history.

A proper British butler named Giles, played by actor Gildart Jackson, will help propel the action by delivering information and clues at Rue Manor.

So the very act of releasing this bounty of information and souvenirs, clues and myths and facts, is all part of the group's ongoing sense of reinvention.

Cognitive psychologists viewed reading as the internal process that requires readers to build mental model from the text and from information and visual clues outside of the text (Bernhardt 1991; Just and Carpenter 1987; Garnham and Oakhill 1996; Grabe 2009; Kintsch 2004; Zwaan and Radvansky 1998; Zwaan and Rapp 2006).

Listen to the information and visual clues the other side is offering rather than concentrating on your response and planning what you're going to say next.

Comparing ABE students to skilled adult readers, Binder and Borecki (2008) found that adults with low literacy relied more on orthographic information and contextual clues than on phonological information when silently reading connected texts that contained homophone pairs.

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].

Likewise, except for visual information and subtle clues such as the sound of the motor and transmission, sensory feedback to the user is poor and needs to be improved (Lundborg and Rosen 2001).

Using this information, and using clues from the surrounding landscape, determine the hill slope profile position and land form.

Software can crunch through massive amounts of information and find vital clues in unexpected places.