Sentence examples for deciphering public from inspiring English sources

Until now, attempts at deciphering public opinion from the young, liberally biased universe of social media have been dismal failures, but this new tool may be closer to cracking the problem.

Even more useful for interpreting the human genome will be that of the mouse, whose genome is now being deciphered by a public consortium of academic centers and the Celera Genomics Group of Rockville, Md., the two groups that have been working to decode the human genome.

Neumann has also just launched a crowdsourcing initiative, Transcribing Schnitzler, asking the public for help in deciphering the author's "difficult" handwriting in a series of unpublished sketches and drafts.

bZIPDB aims to provide public data required for deciphering the gene regulatory network of the human bZIP family, e.g., evaluation or reference information for the identification of regulatory modules.

Deciphering the current situation is in order as the vast reading public searches the seemingly endless book bins on offer.

"Quay Brothers: On Deciphering the Pharmacist's Prescription for Lip-Reading Puppets," which opens to the public on Sunday, has been organized by Ron Magliozzi, associate curator in the Modern's film department.

They discussed offering lay public a range of training and guidance such as help with deciphering complex science and jargon, as well as opportunities to attend relevant conferences and courses.

But the Obama administration asserts that unionization will improve low morale and lead to better performance and service to the public from screeners, who have the often-difficult job of herding impatient passengers and deciphering X-rays.

Deciphering cues is hard, however.

"Pop opera" requires less deciphering.

Deciphering this can get confusing.