Sentence examples for key cues from inspiring English sources
"Evolutionary theory has long suggested facial attractiveness is one of the key cues of someone's biological quality and that humans prefer an attractive face when choosing a mate".
Two key cues were identified as influential: the mental capacity of the individual and the nature of the financial abuse occurring.
Inversion also alters the gravitational information in the local motions, which has been argued to be a key cue to animacy [44].
The key Cue Side × Hand Alignment × Target Eccentricity interaction very narrowly missed significance [ F 1, 23) = 4.3, p =.0502].
Indeed, Def1's CUE domain bound to ubiquitin in vitro and when four key CUE residues were mutated (Shih et al., 2003) it reduced such binding.
Now place the keys a short distance away, have the dog go to the keys, cue word 'Keys', and pick them up, cue word 'Hold'.
Recent advances in bioengineering and nanotechnology have allowed researchers to manipulate these microenvironments in increasingly precise spatial and temporal scales, recapitulating key homeostatic cues that may drive regeneration.
These are great looking apps, with a flat approach to the UI that fits in perfectly with Apple's iOS 7 but also retains key branding cues for Microsoft and the visual style it once termed "Metro," but now refers to as "Modern Windows" or something (it's hard to keep track).
This article summarises the concept of and early approaches toward the delivery of dual or multiple GFs, as well as current efforts to develop sophisticated delivery platforms for this ambitious purpose, with an emphasis on the application of biomaterials-based deployment technologies that allow for controlled spatial presentation and release kinetics of key biological cues.
During somite development, radially migrating slow muscle precursor cells provide key guidance cues to the simultaneously outgrowing motor axons [ 74].
Recent advances in micro-patterning technology have made it possible to identify key microenvironmental cues that regulate stem cell behaviour at single cell resolution [1,2].
