Sentence examples for suggestive clue from inspiring English sources

A suggestive clue comes from the observation by de Villiers et al (2005) that HPVs are present in cancers occurring in human nipple milk ducts and that these cancers have the typical histological features of HPV-induced human cancers.

Unremarkable legends (that Merovingian kings were thought to have a healing touch, for example) are characterized as suggestive clues or puzzles demanding solution.

There are some suggestive clues about pathophysiological association between migraine attacks and epileptic seizures too [44 46].

The present study offers at least suggestive clues for the cognitive, and possibly neurobiological, foundation of socially-motivated linguistic change.

In addition, the "ancestor" sequence data provide some suggestive clues.

However, suggestive clues on cause or trigger are sparse and not substantiated by much experimental evidence.

The reasons of the observed gender difference in the association between insomnia and dyslipidemia remains unclear, but recent research results were still able to provide suggestive clues.

Abdouf, who has a brilliant mind, takes a scientific approach to certain suggestive genetic clues, while the abrasive Niemans, who mistrusts all intellectuals, dives into deep emotional waters.

Filled with dark, suggestive narrative clues that lead nowhere, they are reminiscent of Magritte's elusive puzzle paintings, or the literature of Donald Barthelme and Thomas Pynchon.

Then reporters get on the story, and as time passes and the mystery remains unsolved -- the clues suggestive but not sufficiently implicating -- the stage on which our fictional Condit stands expands to dominate the summer's news.

Among these seven patients one was found to have gonorrhoea, two had candidiasis, one had trichomoniasis and two had clue cells suggestive of bacterial vaginosis.