Sentence examples for plausible clues from inspiring English sources

If Mr. Holmes favored writing that mattered over laugh-track groaners, he could have developed less transparent defenses and more plausible clues, not to mention more believable characters than Todd, the stud boyfriend of Marta Dunhill, the television celebrity, played by Ms. Gifford.

We conclude that the host humoral response to the persistence of ongoing antigenic stimulation is a plausible clue to long-lasting RMSP.

On careful analysis, it was found that predictions for 17 DUF families belonged to the same SCOP fold, providing a plausible clue about the topology and architecture of the family members (Additional file 7: Table S6).

Another plausible clue is that if the estimated reputation is an essential part of the lives of residents, mental images of the area could either strengthen the attachment to the neighbourhood if you live in a 'good place' or weaken the attachment if you live in a 'bad place'.

Piecing together these clues, a plausible scenario is that DELS outside the NHS will rise to £150 billion in 2001-02 and £174 billion in 2003-04.

Our findings that longer duration of diabetes was associated with larger arteriolar branching angle and increasing deviation from optimality of arterioles is biologically plausible and may provide clues to early microvascular alterations in type 1 diabetes.

Although clinical studies are still lacking, the available experimental literature provides some clues on the plausible mechanisms linking obestatin and obestatin-TNF α interactions with cardiovascular diseases.

In the study area, the Balsas sub-basin in Maranhão State, a model chain was used to model plausible future soybean expansion locations (CLUE-S model) and resulting sediment mobilization patterns (LAPSUS model) for a business-as-usual scenario.

But let's face it, if Reggie Bush and other players were getting their pockets laced from outside sports marketers and agents, is it really plausible that USC had no clue?

In this respect, the effects of genetic perturbation on functional robustness correlation between functional redundancy and negative epistasis from the perspective of quantity and quality in the metabolism of PAHs provide clues to understand the plausible abandonment trajectories.

And in the case of Q9K8K1_BACHD, faith on a significant yet unknown domain hit offers little clue as to the plausible biological function of the sequence.