Sentences with phrase «clues as to how»

Some clues as to how to identify a genuine expression of these emotions and implications for treatment will be discussed.

In fact, the SDoH may provide important clues as to how a patient - perspective system could be realised.

But when talking to your child, who is in the room with you and offering plenty of clues as to how he's feeling, you ask, «What's the matter?»

Take a look at the company's social media to get clues as to how you should be dressing according to their standards, but always aim to dress more professionally than you think is necessary — they'll appreciate the effort.

Any questions regarding potential start dates will help provide clues as to how eager you are to take on the position, and general enthusiasm about the position throughout the interview will also help show the employer that you're genuinely interested in the opportunity.

This should give you clues as to how they are being paid by the employer.

Perhaps unsurprisingly called WPA3, the draft standard's announcement at the annual CES Show was brief, but offered clues as to how it might address WPA2's known problems.

The retrieved phone may hold clues as to how the teens got lost at sea in 2015.

After hints of the update moving to a limited device pool over the weekend, we disseminate the build names for some clues as to how the sausage gets made.

Your past will provide clues as to how good a driver you are.

After a fall, your clothing may contain clues as to how the accident happened and was caused.

This genome would not only provide excellent markers to study extant polar bear populations but could also provide clues as to how polar bears rapidly evolved and subsequently survived through the last interglacial period.

Eating sustainably is hard and, from an environmental perspective, nutritional guidelines don't offer any clues as to how sustainable an eating plan might be.

Some of these observed changes are relevant to how the same processes will change as we add greenhouse gases to the atmosphere and thus give us clues as to how climate change may play out.

By giving few clues as to how this animal has arrived in this state, Swenson sets the scene for the viewer to determine the events leading up to the creature's fate, otherwise shrouded in mystery.

(Hint: you'll want to keep your eyes glued to the screen during such interactions, as the tapes often contain vital clues as to how to progress.)

Each of these guests» evening must be watched several times over, first witnessing how the murder occurs, then tailing the victim, then tailing the murderer, all the while keeping an eye out for clues as to how to initiate a «butterfly effect» and save the victims.

Even though there are very vague clues as to how to create some sort of progression in the game, none of the clues reveal any traps, secret areas, or rare treasures.

This is fairly simple at first, but as the game progresses, the puzzles become more complex, and the clues as to how to solve them become even more obscure.

A highlight is the slaughterhouse, where characters are able to run thorough pools oozing with animal blood, and a decimated urbanised area which gives the player clues as to how the island inhabitants lived.

Dividend stocks generally have both growth prospects and potential risk, but the mix of stocks inside an ETF can give some clues as to how the risk - reward proposition balances out.

11) Are there other aspects of the business, somewhat peculiar to the industry involved, which will give the investor important clues as to how outstanding the company may be in relation to its competition?

We scour each charity's annual tax filings for clues as to how efficiently the charity is run, and we personally contact each and every charity on the list and ask them to fill out a detailed questionnaire designed to measure how well they are governed.

Even if you don't know the owner personally, buying locally usually allows you to discover the provenance of a boat, which can give clues as to how it's been maintained over the years.

Some chapters detail the history of Cholly and Mrs Breedlove, giving some clues as to how this crippled and crippling family evolved.

In addition to the weekly information that been revealed over at Notion Ink's blog, the site offers a few additional clues as to how the tablet's unique interface will work.

This can give you clues as to how hard a vehicle has been driven and provide a good estimate for its life expectancy.

Attendees will review key retail performance indicators, and look for clues as to how these trends and projections can affect their businesses for 2018 and beyond, with scalable results that can apply to any enterprise.

The actual 720S test mules don't give us any clues as to how the BP23 will look, but the teaser sketches provide us with an early taste; an elongated, swooping rear end houses an aggressive rear diffuser and thin LED lights.

Recent survey data provide some clues as to how educators feel about testing and education policy.

And Chevy Chase mysteriously appears throughout the film to deliver cryptic clues as to how the gang should proceed in order to return to the future.

Every kit varies, but just remember to look at the name for clues as to how to use the brush.

While these levels remain unfortunately low, animal studies provide us with some clues as to how to increase the sulforaphane yield of these bacteria — feed them more.66 In just four days of a high broccoli diet, those bacteria that thrive on cruciferous vegetables grow in number, leading to a change in composition of the microbial community and an increase in opportunistic bacteria that turn our broccoli into cancer - fighting sulforaphane.

Front loading your carbs provides energy for the day ahead and can offer clues as to how well your body responds to particular types and amounts of carbs.

Sequencing the genome of the malaria parasite has revealed interesting clues as to how it is able to evade the human immune system for long enough to cause disease.

Other discoveries from the expedition reveal clues as to how certain species of flora and fauna have migrated across the globe.

The community may offer clues as to how life forms elsewhere in the universe survive in apparently hostile environments.

The findings were headed by Bruce Macintosh, a professor of physics at Stanford University, and show the new planet, 51 Eridani b, is one million times fainter than its parent star and shows the strongest methane signature ever detected on an alien planet, which should yield additional clues as to how the planet formed.

In addition to expanding the universe of known planets, GPI will provide key clues as to how solar systems form.

These results offer new clues as to how the activation of similar stretches of DNA — shared between two species — can sometimes result in vastly different outcomes.

«Our findings reveal new clues as to how complex genetic and epigenetic patterns are precisely regulated during heart formation,» said Dr. Boyer.

Understanding where it happens provides us with important clues as to how it happens, how it is regulated and what the mechanisms are that control this essential biological phenomenon.»

Understanding when and how segmentation and other key developmental steps occur could provide important clues as to how congenital birth defects arise when these steps go awry.

«These mice may give us much better clues as to how these drugs are acting,» he said.

And so scientists have had to piece together clues as to how these towering monuments were constructed.

Figuring out just how long the continent has been a barren, cold desert of ice can give clues as to how Antarctica responded to the effects of past climates and can perhaps also indicate what to expect there in the future as Earth's atmospheric concentration of carbon dioxide grows.

«We decided to figure out how the thread is organized first, because it may give us clues as to how the cells make it.»

This dietary preference may give drug - makers clues as to how to keep pathogens like Salmonella at bay.

The commission's meeting yesterday offered no solid clues as to how the other commissioners may respond, assuming the recommendations do come to a vote.

Our work provides us with clues as to how instructions can be made so that they persist long enough to be read, but not so long that they result in information overload.»