The phrase "allow us to decipher" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when requesting permission or indicating a willingness to interpret or understand something, often in a complex or unclear context.
Example: "In order to fully grasp the meaning of this ancient text, allow us to decipher its symbols and language."
Alternatives: "let us interpret" or "permit us to unravel".
Cross-cutting relationships allow us to decipher the order of loop formation.
However, there are fewer experimental studies that allow us to decipher the mechanisms underlying the advantage of sex.
Detailed molecular-level analyses allow us to decipher the relationship between metabolic pathways involved in processing active medicinal compounds and gene expressions of their processing enzymes.
Our HV measurements do not allow us to decipher which of these physiological mechanisms are most disrupted or most lethal in severe sepsis.
Future examination of these and other FruM target genes will allow us to decipher this code and connect specific dimorphic neural cell fates with behavioral outputs.
Emerging technologies will allow us to explore new dimensions of patient data space, and new analytic tools will allow us to decipher the billions of data points for each individual.
Moreover, a detailed analysis of the spatial distribution of RAC1 and cofilin allowed us to decipher the synergistical contributions of the two in coordinating the advancing dynamics by measuring architectures, polarities, and cytoskeletal organizations of the lamellipodia leading edges.
Here, we report a novel continuum framework for the photoelectrochemistry of living systems that allows us to decipher the mechanisms by which this technology regulates the electrical and mechanical function of the heart.
The novel's central question becomes not so much "Will Georgie live?" as "What has Georgie's life meant?" The framework for answering that metaphysical question is the same one that allows us to decipher the simple mechanics of animal life: the skeleton.
This robustness check allows us to decipher if employment composition biases originating from hiring/dismissal practices are the ones driving the observed reductions in work injuries and fatality rates among African and Latin American immigrants or, rather, workload reductions.
To answer the above questions, we analyzed: (i) sedimentary plant macroremains, which allowed us to decipher community dynamics by bridging the ecology and paleoecology [14]; and (ii) sedimentary charcoal remains, in order to reconstruct the occurrence of paleofires [15].
