Sentence examples for been made in deciphering from inspiring English sources

Although this complex nuclear organization remains largely unexplored, some progress has been made in deciphering the functional aspects of various subnuclear structures, revealing how this elaborate framework can influence gene activation.

In conclusion, substantial progress has been made in deciphering the roles of IL-2 and IL-15 (and other cytokines) in thymic differentiation of Treg (Fig. 1).

From an internal stakeholder perspective, although strides have been made in deciphering the influence of investors, directors, and managers (Brauer and Wiersema 2012; Feldman 2015b, c; Feldman et al. 2015), these studies represent only the beginning of an important research trajectory.

Although much progress has been made in deciphering the PRRSV genetic diversity, biology and transmission routes [ 29- 31], the results from different studies are often contradictory.

During the last few years, immense progress has been made in deciphering these mechanisms and their implications in disease development, including cancer.

Some inroads have been made in deciphering the mechanism of reprogramming by analysing this/these intermediate state/s (see review: [ 47]).

In addition, tremendous efforts have been made in bioinformatic analyses allowing the encoding and the deciphering of all sequences.

Next up for a jeering was the embassy of Bulgaria, where last year thousands took to the streets to shout things like "Gypsies into soap, Turks under the knife!" A speech was made in Romani, from which I could only decipher the words "Hitler" and "propaganda".

Significant advances were made in the last decade in super resolution microscopy methods (reviewed in [ 97]) and were successfully applied to decipher chromosomal architecture [ 98].

Major advances have been recently made in deciphering the interaction of A. fumigatus with macrophages and neutrophils.

One reason is that no sufficient efforts have been made to decipher potential roles of microRNAs in those diseases.