This shows that alteration of CEP17 copy number detectable in interphase nuclei may still represent a prognostic or predictive indicator, although we cannot decipher the real complexity of the rearrangements this chromosome undergoes to.
They cannot consistently move the ball on offense and they cannot decipher the riddle of the Eagles, who also beat them here in each of the last two postseasons.
If it cannot decipher the messages of terrorists, foreign spies and other adversaries, the United States will be at serious risk, agency officials say.
But the Obama administration also postponed the start of the Spanish-language Web site until Oct. 21, which means some Latinos cannot decipher the information on the insurance exchange without help.
While Pb isotopes cannot decipher the presence or absence of Pb signature of the basement rock, we argue that melt inclusions hosted in olivine (the first mineral to crystallize) would unlikely record assimilation process during magma transport through the basement.
For example, should a poor reader be judged on his math skills when they cannot decipher the question?
Sure, we can look at cases like the Long Island Serial Killer and freak out, or we can turn to studies that tell us that most men cannot decipher the difference between the dialogue in a "lad's magazine" and conversations between convicted rapists and medical professionals.
Although there are other factors contributing to increased sleepiness as described in the introduction, we cannot decipher the degree to which these factors interact with the EEG and perception of sleepiness.
We assume that this oxidation resistance is based on some potentially unusual structural features (e.g., a very high pKa, or a buried nature), which we cannot decipher at this point because we do not have enough structural information on this group of proteins to make a statistically convincing case.
Even the company that facilitates the communication cannot decipher messages encrypted in this way.
