Sentence examples for be to decipher from inspiring English sources

A major future challenge would be to decipher the relationship between nutrient sensing in the nervous system, and the mechanisms governing the secretion of each distinct neuropeptide from the ASI neurons to elicit context-dependent responses that sculpt the physiological response to metabolic and lifespan control.

The challenge will be to decipher which of the hundreds of candidate second site mutations or environmental factors may be responsible for the buffering against disease.

The next challenge will be to decipher the role(s) of tetraspanins in a range of symbiotic, saprophytic and human pathogenic fungi.

The challenge now will be to decipher differences in the developmental sequence that were targeted by selection to modify flowering time.

To "find out" a letter was to decipher it, to turn writing back into speech.

"The first challenge is to decipher what he's getting at," Mr. Fox said.

Her main role in the project is to decipher the data gathered from the aircraft.

The trick is to decipher bird names from the early 19th century.

It also includes thousands of analysts whose job is to decipher foreign events for American leaders.

The trick with the Ruth clip was to decipher when the film was shot and who else appears in it.

An even more important use is to decipher some of the songs on the music video channels.