Sentence examples for initial hints of from inspiring English sources
There were initial hints of the flat singing that used to plague her, a faint trace of a wobble in one passage; but over all her vocal performance was magnificent: firm and exciting.
After spotting initial hints of magnetic behavior, Rode teamed up with magnetic specialists led by John Giapintzakis at the University of Crete in Greece.
A former restaurant manager, he says that at his first home, the initial hint of trouble brewing was the menu: Cheerios for breakfast and hot dogs for dinner, day after day.
An initial hint of the appropriate sampling resolution may be gained from a priori knowledge of the home ranges, genetic population structure or the extent of spatial autocorrelation of the appropriate clade level of the focal organism.
Early anatomical work demonstrated that the dentate nucleus projects to regions of the thalamus with known connections to association areas of cerebral cortex (for a review see Leiner et al. 1986), providing an initial hint of the neural architecture that could support cerebellar influence on these areas.
The conserved cysteines serving as ligands for the Fe-S clusters and the visibility of the Fe-S clusters in the map gave clear initial hints to the identity of secondary structure elements.
However, "despite initial hints about the integration of [scientists on] RyC contracts" within their host institution in the medium and long-term, "reality is different," the report warned.
We use a number of mental shortcuts to rapidly turn a few initial hints into our snap judgments about whether something feels risky.
With these initial hints, we suggest that also in the investigated tumor cells, the reduction of CT45 alters the syncrip-driven regulation of cytoskeletal elements.
Here, some initial hints can be inferred from mutational analysis.
Furthermore, initial hints that TGs are involved in both bioenergetics and transcriptional dysfunction due to expanded polyQ proteins came from two sets of studies from the same group.
