Sentence examples for life cues from inspiring English sources

Children take their life cues from us; they absorb how we relate to the world and reflect it as they age.

Although we accept that rodents and humans may differ in their adaptive responses to early life cues, there are many reports outlining associations between a suboptimal early life environment and altered phenotype in both species [60], [61].

We speculate that our findings may imply adaptive responses to early life cues predicted by a life-history approach, although confirmation of these predictions requires further studies to assess reproductive fitness.

In the first step of the standard SEIQoL procedure, participants are asked to nominate the five areas of their life (cues) that are most important to them.

The impact of that culture and diversity go beyond just quality of life — cue Google Glass versus Snap Spectacles.

I wish I could live my whole life with cue cards.

Incorporating real-life social cues and experiences is one of the most beneficial aspects of this app.

Just last year, a team of researchers from the Korea Advanced Institute of Science and Technology (KAIST) in South Korea, designed a pair of glasses that can help deaf people "see sound", and, potentially, life-saving cues.

In real-life conditions, cues are mostly working together and not against each other, and it is of interest to determine how effectively cues are combined.

Few studies addressed life-history cues, for example for diapausing, while I am not aware of a single study addressing developmental traits that can only be adjusted once during ontogeny, in contrast to many terrestrial studies (Franks et al. 2013; Charmantier and Gienapp 2013; Schilthuizen and Kellermann 2013).

These are the only studies that suggest the possibility of adaptive evolution of life-history cues in the marine realm (see terrestrial examples in companion reviews by Franks et al. 2013; Charmantier and Gienapp 2013), rather than first-order effects on organismal physiology.