Sentence examples similar to decipher entirely from inspiring English sources
Concerning let-7 the respective acting ways are actually not entirely deciphered.
Its molecular mechanism is still not entirely deciphered and poses challenge [ 11].
We don't know because one cannot logically decipher the conduct of an entirely irrational commander in chief.
At about the same time a short account appeared of an electronic calculating device known as Colossus that had begun work there in 1944 on deciphering not Enigma codes, but the entirely different "non-Morse" traffic codenamed Fish, which the German high command used to communicate with its generals in Europe.
In this study, the geological and tectonometamorphic maps of Syros have been entirely redrawn in order to decipher the structure of a fossilized subduction channel.
Doing away with these dialogue options entirely and trusting players to decipher and interpret their stories is what more games need to do, opening the door for a wide range of understandings centered on a single title.
Although these studies were not entirely congruent and not aimed at deciphering effects related to glacial and postglacial history, they helped define biogeographical hypotheses for the western and northwestern European range of Scots pine [ 39- 45].
If students took the time to decipher the language of Shakespeare, they would have an entirely different perspective of Shakespeare.
Established in 1993 as an independent governmental agency composed entirely of civilians, the CCRB is charged with deciphering the truth about allegations of police misconduct.
THERE was an elegant simplicity to Zarko Bartolic's beige 1982 Renault, a battered four-door that — if I succeeded in deciphering his Slav-accented Italian with my rusty Utah Spanish — was paid for entirely with money he earned finding truffles in the Croatian mountains and selling them to local restaurants.
Although I could not decipher their meaning, it was impossible for me to think of them as having been entirely accidental.
