Sentence examples for decipher the differences from inspiring English sources

Not only PPI network but also other types of biological networks of different species can be compared to decipher the differences in mechanisms to explain phenotypes and other useful matters.

And by that I mean tasting one Pinot Noir or Sangiovese against another and beginning to decipher the differences between a Pinot from Oregon or the Santa Rita Hills and one from Burgundy's Côte de Nuits.

In trying to decipher the differences between these two groups it would be important to examine the time of the visits in relation to death.

Aiming to decipher the differences in molecular mechanisms induced by heat shock in mouse somatic and spermatogenic cells we applied the strategy which is schematically illustrated in Figure  1.

People have been manipulating facts to tell stories for decades, but the accessibility of social media has caused these untruths to become more widespread and has made it more difficult for the public to decipher the difference between what is true and what is propaganda, the panelists said.

I'm on an odyssey of the psyche and pussy, a journey to decipher the difference between sex and love, fantasy and reality.

It's the day where people are trying to decipher the difference between reality and jokes, so it's even harder to believe the things you see online.

"The insinuation that people who live in these neighborhoods are too fucking stupid to decipher the difference between the police they see on YouTube, and the officer in front of their house is totally insane," he said.

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.

The genomic sequences of two bovine isolates, one from pneumonic lung and the other from healthy prepuce, have aided in deciphering the differences in phenotype and virulence between the two strains, and reveal their striking genetic similarity to Haemophilus influenzae and other members of the Pasteurellaceae.

Deciphering the differences in signaling of single drugs and drug combinations might enable designing highly effective novel polychemotherapy regimens.