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Such episodes have left a record in the human genome, but one that has so far been too complex to decipher on a global scale.

The Gare St. Lazare puddle-jumper photograph is here too, uncropped and a little hard to decipher on a scale barely larger than a postage stamp.

Furthermore, it is the first study to decipher on a large-scale, how miRNAs are controlled by TFs during human monocytic differentiation.

If needed, Gonne's handwriting can be deciphered on a pop-up screen that types out her fevered scrawl.

Due to the massive amount of genomic information being deciphered on a daily basis, there is an inevitable bottleneck between computational prediction and identification of binding sites, and the in vitro or in vivo validation of such interactions.

Some people decipher where on a subway train it is best to ride, for optimum exiting, and, therefore, where to stand on the platform, by a particular pay phone or blackened patch of gum.

While his work on deciphering the Maya script gained some support from Alfred Tozzer at Harvard, the main authority on Ancient Maya culture, J.E.S. Thompson, strongly rejected Whorf's ideas, saying that Mayan writing lacked a phonetic component and is therefore impossible to decipher based on a linguistic analysis.

He spoke a slow, clear fusha, the formal version of Arabic I had been struggling to decipher on the page for 10 hours a day.

It seems the brain responds differently when it is deciphering pixels on a computer screen than when it is reading words on paper.

Ten-year-old Sarah deciphered pictograms on a clay disc: "There's a cookie, a fish, a guy with a mohawk …" And Ben was amazed by a pair of "epic" axes.

They require the substituted judgment of a guardian ad litem to decipher, on the guardian ad litem's own terms, the best interests of his or her client, and to articulate those interests.