Sentences with phrase «critical clues»

An extraordinarily crowded planetary system is providing critical clues for understanding why most known planetary systems appear different from our own solar system.

The birth weight of dog can give critical clues as to the health of a puppy.

All of these things are critical clues when it comes to engaging a new audience with a targeted marketing strategy.

Far from a mere salacious representation of the unfortunate reptiles, the fossils provide critical clues about the environment in which they lived.

They know the closest relatives of the novel H1N1 virus intimately, and their studies are offering critical clues to its genetic origins as well as sobering insights about how it may evolve.

Defects in these pathways can provide critical clues for how to best intervene in the disease with drugs.

«Stranded orcas hold critical clues for scientists.»

This knowledge ultimately may provide medical specialists with critical clues to combating Alzheimer's disease and other disorders that rob people of the critical ability to remember faces, names, places and events.

Far from a mere salacious look at the unfortunate reptiles, the fossils provide critical clues about the environment in which they lived.

Visiting SPA and grabbing a sample of that exposed mantle material could provide critical clues about the Moon's origin and evolution.

These critical clues from editors and printers are lost in digital editions.

History offered a critical clue.

Further observations by lead researcher Cheng - Jiun Ma provided the critical clue: The temperatures of the constituent gas clouds — whose collective mass far outweighs the galaxies — suggested that the researchers were looking at multiple clusters colliding.

«The cortical folding pattern itself may not be so important, but the disturbances in connections between brain regions implicated by the changes in cortical folding could provide critical clues to deficits in the integrity of brain circuits that contribute to symptoms and functional impairment in schizophrenia,» commented Dr. John Krystal, Editor of Biological Psychiatry.

The dead whales can provide critical clues to the species» overall life history, genetics, and health, as well as the causes of death.

Since these planets are too far away to ever visit in the forseeable future, analyzing their atmospheres give us critical clues about the existence of life elsewhere in the universe.

Using the Atacama Large Millimeter / submillimeter Array (ALMA), researchers obtained a critical clue to an underlying problem: how are widely separated twin stars formed?

This simple observation turned out to be a critical clue that would help unravel the whole case.

The demo picks up after Chloe and Nadine have recovered a critical clue to finding the golden Tusk of Ganesh — an invaluable ancient artifact — and must navigate through the overgrown ruins of the long, lost Hoysala Empire.