Sentence examples for sufficient clues from inspiring English sources
"But that can only happen if the report provides sufficient clues that the awarding broke Fifa ethics rules".
The actor's diagnosis had recently become an open secret in Hollywood, after the gossip site Radar.com reported that an unnamed actor was HIV positive, offering sufficient clues to all but identify Mr Sheen.
Maybe the intelligence briefing in question did not include what Condoleezza Rice described as a "silver bullet" but which lawyers call a "smoking gun," but the point is that it did include sufficient clues to cause alarm (front page, April 11).
Genomic information can, therefore, provide sufficient clues for designing axenic media for fastidious and uncultured pathogens.
Because the catalytic domain did not provide sufficient clues about its mechanism of auto-inhibition, we examined the C-terminal extension region of Uch37 for its potential role in auto-inhibition.
Because Mori used identical contexts for the context-only and kanji-and-context conditions, it can be concluded that the context contained sufficient clues; otherwise, her participants would not have been able to obtain correct answers in the context-only condition.
Although, a transcriptomic approach, alone, is not sufficient to identify endogenous substrates, it can provide clues into the biological significance of CYP2S1-mediated metabolism, and/or compensation for these metabolic shifts.
Our results with aggregates are not sufficient to enable definitive conclusions; however, they do provide clues on the directions of future studies.
The attacker can use the traces to reverse engineer instruction sequences when sufficient knowledge of a processor's architecture is known, thus giving clues about what the cryptosystem is processing [10, 11].
One of the most important clinical clues to probable AD is a history of insidious learning and memory difficulties, often noticed by others and sufficient to impact performance of day-to-day activities [ 2].
