Sentence examples for deciphering the issue from inspiring English sources

The Centers for Disease Control, which in 2000 began a surveillance program to track autism cases in 18 states, may have a better chance of deciphering the issue.

Their immediate response to the riots will be a massive consultation exercise in which they hope to get the views of 100,000 people across the capital, looking to decipher the issues and work towards solutions.

To quote the Spiegelman case notes, "We must dig into the lower strata of the history of the Federal tax system to unearth the Rosetta stone that will decipher the issues of fellowship grants in terms of the current self-employment tax".

Decipher the number yourself.

But the issue is deciphering the blur.

But we can only do so if we learn to decipher the important issues from the trivial ones.

The main challenge regarding this issue is deciphering the origin of the fill: geomorphic processes induced by natural climatic, or by anthropogenic activity.

We have addressed several issues for deciphering the paths from somatic mutations and LOH to tumor formation.

These editions have, however, occasionally received some criticism for the wrong interpretation or notation of Schubert's intentions, on issues such as deciphering the correct pitches from the manuscript, notating tremoli, discriminating between accent and decrescendo markings, and reconstructing missing bars.

The main aim of this paper is to provide a review and propose a classification of existing methodologies for scaffold design and optimization in order to address key issues and help in deciphering the complex link between design criteria and resulting scaffold properties.

Deciphering the transport phenomena in halophilic bacteria is an important issue, since understanding the osmoprotectant uptake mechanisms in natural environments is a key point in achieving an efficient osmoadaptation.