Sentence examples for decipher clearly from inspiring English sources

Experiences like that have convinced the F.C.C. that phone and Internet companies should make their contracts and usage limits easier to decipher, clearly spelling out how limits can be reached and instructing customers on how to know when new, steeper fees are likely to apply.

It will now be interesting to clearly decipher the protein interaction network and the time course of events leading to the interaction between LDs and the vacuole.

Likewise, bacteria have not been clearly deciphered, although molecular techniques are helping enormously here as well.

This first-attempt study clearly deciphered interactive effect of aeration rate (AR) on nutrient removal and microbial community structure in LASeM.

Manuscripts from the Han dynasty in China record dance through pictures with a few symbols, none of which has been clearly deciphered.

Smaller operations rely on the age-old tactic of employing impressively vocal barmaids whose throaty cries of "welcome handsome man" can be clearly deciphered over the thumping techno that is the street's constant mating call.

Clearly, deciphering the mechanisms involved in this complex biology in breast cancer is a daunting task, especially if (as suggested by deep sequencing) each cancer may be unique.

Although the above genes chosen for our study have already been suggested earlier to play a role in tolerance to a particular type of abiotic stress, the precise role of each of these proteins and their cross-talks with other stress pathways is not clearly deciphered.

I'm not supposed to be able to speak clearly, and decipher what's going on in the media.

Jed Gottlieb from the Boston Herald said that "The plot [of the video] is hard to decipher, but it's clearly not a story that ends happily ever after".

Although many open questions remain regarding formation, function, and dynamics of compartment boundaries, simple physical models clearly allow deciphering fundamental underlying mechanisms.