Sentence examples for To fully decipher from inspiring English sources

To fully decipher how this rare volcanism works, researchers need more observations of violent events.

To fully decipher the protein-protein interaction process, an initial but crucial step is to calculate the protein solvent accessibility, especially when the tertiary structure of the protein is unknown.

They are so deliberately kinetic and chaotic that they require time and effort to fully decipher.

Researchers have yet to fully decipher the role microbes play in each of these illnesses, but a flurry of research could translate into a slew of new therapies.

Further studies in vivo and in vitro will be needed to fully decipher how Stat5 and Sox6 contribute to control Bcl2l1 expression at the various stages of erythroid cell development and in response to Epo signaling.

Association between TNF/LTα polymorphism and increased risk of cerebral malaria has been reported [40] [43], however more investigations are necessary to fully decipher the molecular bases of the link between disease manifestation and TNF/LTα polymorphism.

Although the pathway for picrosides biosynthesis is yet to be fully deciphered, the overexpression of these enzymes adds significantly to the available information.

Nevertheless, the meaning of this record remains to be fully deciphered.

Roger Ricco, an owner of the Manhattan gallery, describes Dellschau's paintings as the "fantastic works of a visionary". When he bought two Dellschau books in 1996, Mr. Ricco said, he realized that many of the paintings probably tell a story that has yet to be fully deciphered.

While details of this analysis remain to be fully deciphered, they establish the primacy of proliferation and apoptosis pathways regulated by UA in renal PTEC.

However, several recent studies (reviewed in [11]) pinpointed exquisite differences among Hsp70 orthologs suggesting that while they share redundant house-keeping functions, they may exhibit functional specificities that have yet to be fully deciphered.