The phrase 'decipher between' is not correct for written English.
The phrase you are looking for is 'distinguish between', which means to recognize the differences between two or more things. Example sentence: The professor asked the students to distinguish between the two types of clouds.
That technology helps servers decipher between unusual requests and normal traffic, but engineers still need to fine-tune it in such a way that it can be used without slowing Internet speeds.
The Pentagon, where suddenly I was swimming in a sea of varying shades of green and tan camouflage, trying to decipher between silver bars, golden oak leaves, embroidered chevrons and a host of other markings that signify military rank.
If you are not capable of being able to decipher between lobbying and fact, and if we are incapable of politicians to see both sides of the argument, then that's a fault that we have".
Parnell: Are you able to decipher between their spending on traditional firms versus alternative or "New Law" firms?
Finding ways to increase media expertise in health, decipher between the good and bad science and connect effectively with all people will increase engagement and result in more perspectives to add to the scientific discourse.
Up until now, it's been hard to decipher between the two.
We do a good job of deciphering between the two".
Reconstructing long-term drainage evolution in collisional setting is key to deciphering between the drivers controlling landscape and time scales of syn-orogenic sediment transfer processes.
Page by page we conquered the legal systems of foreign nations deciphering between the German, French and Japanese languages cited throughout our text book.
One possible explanation for this observation is that some inversions between ATPt and eggplant/pepper cannot be deciphered between ATPt and pepper due to larger evolutionary distance and thus the inversions were assigned into the eggplant lineage.
Putman et al. (2013) have shown recently that Pacific salmon use a geomagnetic imprinting mechanism as a means of navigating through the open ocean toward the mouth of the river, but it is hypothesized that olfaction plays a key role in salmon homing, particularly in deciphering between tributaries in the final stretch of their homeward migration (Wisby and Hasler 1951).
