Sentence examples for deciphering product from inspiring English sources
However, if you're interested in deciphering product information, here are some tips to help you: Most modern frames are lightweight aluminum; if "powder-coated", it will pick up less snow but may suffer from unattractive paint chipping.
A new app backed by executives at Amazon, Google and Facebook will allow shoppers to decipher product labels – and get information about products' sustainability – by scanning barcodes into their phones.
Unfortunately, Apple doesn't break out "Other Products" in any way that offers transparency, so we can't decipher which products are bringing in the cash.
Organisations and inventors who understand this are using crowd sourcing and collaboration platforms such as Kickstarter and OpenIDEO to help decipher what products and solutions will be popular and useful for consumers.
Screening and deciphering active natural products of herbal medicines are of great importance for modern drug discovery.
In a Perspective, Brenner looks to the future, to the next big step forward, which will be deciphering what the protein product of each gene does and how each gene is switched on and off.
I don't speak a word of Japanese, but I'll try to decipher what the product page's hieroglyphics actually mean.
Though deciphering cruelty-free labeling on beauty products can be confusing, there's an easy way to cut through the clutter: Look for CCIC's Leaping Bunny or PETA's bunny logo.
We then examined the contextual information in the form of conserved gene neighborhoods and gene fusions of the prokaryotic versions as this has proved to be a useful tool for deciphering the function of uncharacterized gene products [ 50, 51].
"We're able to decipher, based on what product you came in on, what other items might be of interest to you".
That means taking a scientific approach to gathering customer input, tweaking the product, then measuring success through the examination of hard facts and finally deciphering the meaning behind the data.
