Sentence examples for source of clues from inspiring English sources

One source of clues to the origin of human mating lies in our closest relatives, chimpanzees and bonobos.

"Whenever I see Britney Spears I think of Presbyterian," she says, "and 'bedroom' is an anagram of 'boredom', which makes it a good source of clues".

It's extremely rare to find an entire mammal skeleton this old, so it should provide a "rich source" of clues to the evolution of the marsupials, note Richard Cifelli and Brian Davis of the University of Oklahoma, Norman, in an accompanying commentary.

"This particular comet has never before entered the inner solar system, so it will provide a fresh source of clues to our solar system's earliest days," said John Grunsfield, associate administrator for NASA's Science Mission Directorate, in a statement.

These genes should provide a rich future source of clues into the genetic programming of avian hair cell regeneration and SE development in general.

Temporal aspects of fetal activity are of interest as a possible source of clues as to how fetal activity changes perceived by the mother might warn of impending stillbirth [ 56].

The first step in our process was understanding and exploring the vast data source of 200,000+ clues, categories and answers.

Greene destroyed most of her papers before she died, and the author consulted thousands of sources for "clues to Belle's social life and experiences".

However, already in its present form, we believe that this numerical model is a true testbed of biological complexity and a real virtual laboratory, and also a source of important biomedical clues.

The Intercept did not reveal Winner as its source, but a trail of clues, including a crease mark on a printout of the classified document sent to the NSA, led authorities to name her as a suspect. .

To pinpoint the source of the recent incidents, Google likely looked at a variety of clues, he says.