Sentence examples for widespread clues from inspiring English sources

Researchers think that widespread clues such as earthquakes, increased outgassing, and ground deformation due to rising magma would precede a major eruption.

Lockley, M. G. New perspectives on morphological variation in tridactyl footprints: clues to widespread convergence in developmental dynamics.

Only after years of mounting clues of widespread doping did WADA recommend barring Russia's track and field program from international competition; the global governing body for track and field is expected to decide Friday whether to bar Russia's team from this summer's Olympics in Rio de Janeiro.

If you don't realize how heroic it is to be yourself when absolutely every single entity has been built to destroy you, then you don't have a clue how widespread homophobia is. - We are fragile, but we are fierce.

At both Bluewater and Wimbledon's Centre Court the depth of discounting on show gives a hint as to how stores are performing, but there are more clues in the widespread nature of the bargains on offer.

Often artistic representations of female sexuality suggest trends or ideas on broad scales, giving historians clues as to how widespread or accepted erotic relationships between women were.

The data in this study by esteemed virologist Francis Macnamara were sketchy and the correlations weak, save for the detail that 50 of 84 people tested had antibodies against the strange agent the first clue that it was widespread.

Virginia's lack of party registration makes it difficult to pin down whether Democrats crossed over in large numbers, but local-level turnout provides some indirect clues on whether this phenomenon was widespread.

The widespread appearance of gene expression data gives a clue for the integration of metabolite network data to reveal significant biomarkers.

It's an early effort with a small community that has struggled to gain widespread adoption, but it might give Zuckerberg some early clues.

We identify widespread tissue-specific epigenomic and transcriptomic alterations, providing potential clues about the molecular causes and consequences of KS.