Sentences with phrase «provide early clues»

This entire exam is important because it might provide early clues to any illness that could be developing.

However, looking at each concept individually may provide some earlier clues with respect to market traction and the delivery of customer value.»

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We shall now consider more briefly some of the earlier parts of the history, using the clue provided by the prophetic literature.

The performances of teams like New York, Baltimore and Los Angeles — ones that got out in front of their divisions early and muddled along thereafter — provide few clues as to how they might play when they really have to win again.

Early findings of the research so far (taken from a Fabian - YouGov opinion poll conducted last month and discussion groups held in London, Bristol, Sheffield and Glasgow over the last five months) provide some clues.

The man's maternal DNA, or «mitochondrial DNA», was sequenced to provide clues to early modern human prehistory and evolution.

Now, work presented here at the annual meeting of the Society for the Study of Reproduction, is providing new clues to what can go wrong in the earliest stages of cloning.

«This particular comet has never before entered the inner solar system, so it will provide a fresh source of clues to our solar system's earliest days.»

The next stage of the research will involve examining the signals that the placenta sends to the mother to affect the way she uses the nutrients she ingests, potentially providing important clues about biomarkers which provide an early warning of pregnancy complications.

«High - resolution brain imaging provides clues about memory loss in older adults: UCI - led study reveals potential tool for early dementia diagnosis.»

Tiny fluctuations in this afterglow provide clues to conditions in the early universe.

«Although this wasn't an experiment, it was a well - controlled longitudinal study in a racially diverse sample — so it provides a strong clue that being socially integrated early in life is good for our health independent of a number of other factors such as personality, weight in childhood, and the family's social status in childhood,» she explains.

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.

Now, two papers in the October 29 Nature present detailed analyses of the burst and afterglow, confirming the initial distance assessments and providing a few clues as to conditions in the early universe.

The discovery of a massive black hole so early in the Universe may provide key clues on conditions in the very early Universe, which allowed for black holes on the order of hundreds of thousands of solar masses to form.

Kershenbaum and colleagues believe that studying the sounds of other intelligent species that use vocal communication for cooperative behaviour — such as wolves and dolphins — may provide clues to the earliest evolution of our own use of language.

The dwarf galaxy also is of interest because it provides clues to how the early simple universe became re-ionized by early star formation, moving it from the so - called cosmic Dark Ages of neutral gases to the development of the complexly structured universe now in existence, where the gas between galaxies is ionized.

Sometimes those genetic clues provide an early warning that will save a life, but they can also be wrong, leading to unnecessary stress and risky treatments.

From these measurements, the researchers calculated the D - to - H ratio — a chemical fingerprint that provides clues about exactly where comets (or asteroids) formed within the cloud of material that surrounded the young sun in the early days of the solar system.

Maunakea, Hawaii — Astronomers have spotted a primitive galaxy being devoured by a gigantic neighboring galaxy — a discovery that could provide clues about the early universe.

But contained within these dead stars, called white dwarfs, is the early history of our galaxy, providing clues on how it came to be.

So Heimann and her colleagues have spent years looking for better «biomarkers,» proteins found at varying levels in early breast cancers, which can provide clues about whether the cancer is likely to have spread.

But astronomers» discovery in the early 1990s of the Kuiper Belt, a region filled with thousands of small objects, provided new clues.

While accounting for only a small fraction of all prostate cancer cases, the discovery may provide important clues about how this common cancer develops and help to identify a subset of men who might benefit from additional or earlier screening.

Pictured here for the first time, the new four - seater follows the earlier Forus and Forstars concepts, providing clues to next year's Forfour, developed with Renault.

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.

When it comes to book promotion and distribution, she frequently reminds me of ways to promote my book early, providing many clues about how to do it.

Ultimately, the microarray study could provide clues about which genes are responsible for the disease and lead to the development of blood tests for early detection and possible new treatments for DCM.

Kent Minturn undertakes and in - depth examination of Clyfford Still's thesis on Cézanne and the clues it provides to Still's early and later development as an artist.

It is never too early to begin work on future generation smartphones, and acquisitions always have a way of providing some clues as to what smartphone makers are working on adding to future devices.

The possible protective role of mediating variables to reduce the impacts of risk factors (including experience of Homophobia for example), such as «identity cohesion» and sense of connection to the queer or broader community require further investigation and provide clues as to protective preventive, early intervention and clinical interventions