Sentences with phrase «clues in»

Meaning roughly, «Western education is forbidden» which already clues us in to their motives for kidnapping the girls.

Each person is unique, and there are subtle clues in each person's complex history.

If your MAF speed begins to slow, that clues you in that you need to reduce your anaerobic training.

We found clues in a WAPF article, «Soy: The Dark Side of America's Favorite «Health» Food,» where we learned that estrogens (including the phytoestrogens in soy) can block the efficiency of thyroid hormones.

I searched for clues in my reaction levels to the 150 foods and chemicals that are tested.

I personally was not able to afford 5 - 10 thousand dollars to see one of them, so I spent hours searching medical journals for clues in order to find something that worked for me.

This changes the texture and clues them in that they are eating a wheat free and gluten free food.

Using a world of research in his easy - to - read text, he clues us in, as I mentioned, as to why we think we need faith and religion in the first place.

Some years when we want to just give one experience / gift to all of the kids that won't fit in a basket, we create a scavenger hunt around the gift and leave the clues in their baskets.

In fact, noticing these six clues in your own life is the first step.

Like detectives arriving on the scene long after a crime has been committed, geologists look for clues in the landscape in order to understand the past.

Using clues in rock, scientists reconstructed what the continents must have looked like at various times in the past.

The changes may leave clues in blood, urine or saliva.

Studying the magnetosphere on another planet may hold clues in determining whether it can support life or not, a scientist in London suggests.

«Hopefully, this diversity we see in exoplanets will give us clues in figuring out all the different ways a planet can form and evolve.»

It is highly improbable that the threat can be reduced by bombing the stockpiles (see «Wind and rockets key clues in Syrian chemical puzzle» and «Iraq offers grim lessons for Syrian gas survivors «-RRB-.

Recent attempts to find clues in fossil and skeletal remains have triggered some fierce academic skirmishes.

There may be clues in the kilonova.

Now paleoclimate researchers from the University of Missouri have found clues in exposed bedrock alongside an Alabama highway that could help forecast climate variability.

Researchers at the RIKEN Center for Developmental Biology in Japan have succeeded in inducing human embryonic stem cells to self - organize into a three - dimensional structure similar to the cerebellum, providing tantalizing clues in the quest to recreate neural structures in the laboratory.

Searching for new clues in its so - far fruitless hunt for the anthrax killer, the Federal Bureau of Investigation (FBI) recruited 32,238 potential new tipsters last week.

The Sun is currently heading towards a period of minimum activity and an international team has used the full BiSON dataset to try to look for clues in previous cycles as to what might be causing some unusual solar activity observed lately.

«NASA spacecraft investigate clues in radiation belts.»

«Detective scientists discover ancient clues in mummy portraits.»

«There are probably a lot more clues in the asteroids about what molecules were really there,» said Hud.

You can also find clues in previous performance reviews, if you have received them.

«By mounting the laser guide marker on the ceiling it can provide the visual clues in any direction.

As a result, later European explorers had no idea that a civilization had once flourished in the Amazon, despite clues in kilometer - long earthworks and unusually fertile so - called terra preta (dark) soil.

Her team is looking for clues in historical water quality data, and is also planning to test water samples for a range of chemicals, including heavy metals and fertiliser and pesticide components.

«Further clues in the fight against chronic fatigue syndrome.»

In the fall of 2013, she found some clues in, of all things, a space experiment.

He may find clues in the samples of air, water and blood from the crew that were «exported» from Biosphere 2 before the oxygen was turned on last week.

An international team of astronomers looked for clues in the early universe.

The research team, which includes Dr Oscar Martinez Mozos, a specialist in machine learning and quality of life technologies, and Dr Grzegorz Cielniak, who works in mobile robotics and machine perception, aim to develop a system that will recognise visual clues in the environment.

«Bioengineers are like nature's detectives, searching for clues in patterns of DNA to help solve the mysteries of genetic diseases,» says Patrick Hsu, a Helmsley - Salk Fellow and senior author of the new paper.

«New clues in the hunt for the sources of cosmic neutrinos.»

«Our team studied thousands of molecular clues in each of these samples, sifting through extensive data on the activity of genes, proteins, and other molecules to identify those of most interest,» said Katrina Waters, the leader of the PNNL team and a corresponding author of the paper.

«Our team studied thousands of molecular clues in each of these samples, sifting through extensive data on the activity of genes, proteins and other molecules to identify those of most interest,» says Katrina Waters, a biologist at PNNL and a corresponding author of the study.

A team from The University of Texas Medical Branch at Galveston has unlocked key clues in understanding what triggers the birthing process, according to research findings recently published in PLOS ONE.

Moderna Therapeutics has shared little detail in published papers about the technology it's developing, though there are clues in its abundant patent filings.

Researchers trying to better understand and treat blood - sugar disorders such as type 2 diabetes can look for new clues in odd little fish that dwell in Mexican caves.

In recent years, as the war on terrorism has escalated, he and his colleagues have taught hundreds of police officers, judges, airport security officers, and FBI and CIA agents to size up their suspects and to read clues in their facial expressions.

This time window could provide diagnostic clues in the future if it were possible to identify the rise in mutation rate early in a cell.

As a jumping - off point, scientists like Shirey and Richardson are searching for clues in the past based on what we know about how Earth works today.

It was not used in Syria (see «Wind and rockets key clues in Syrian chemical puzzle «-RRB-, though President Assad is thought to have stockpiles.

Clues in the Living Outside of Denisova Cave, there is one more place researchers have found clues about Denisovans: in our current gene pool.

Over time, patients end up providing a wealth of information to their health care providers, and when all our data are aggregated, they are also a boon to researchers studying trends in diseases and demographics for clues in how to better treat illness.

«Although we don't know what the exact mechanism is yet, we hope to uncover some clues in future research.

The spacecraft — recently renamed the Wilkinson Microwave Anisotropy Probe in honor of astrophysicist David Wilkinson — is sifting for clues in the cosmic microwave background, a remnant glow of microwaves from the early universe.

So a creature such as a field mouse, whose food is randomly distributed, needn't evolve complex foraging strategies, whereas one such as a lion, whose food sources are indicated by clues in the environment, will have an advantage if it can use sophisticated mental abilities such as planning.