"deciphering the results" is a correct and commonly used phrase in written English.
It refers to the act of interpreting or understanding the meaning of data or information. Example: After conducting the experiment, the researchers spent hours deciphering the results to determine if their hypothesis was supported.
In early 2007 Flatley spent $600 million in stock--three times Illumina's annual sales--to buy Solexa, which had an experimental DNA sequencer that worked by splitting apart and reassembling DNA in tiny pieces at a massive scale, then deciphering the results with computers.
According to Schilling, Pyongyang can probably fit a nuclear warhead on an ICBM "pretty much immediately," but he noted that the North Korean government will likely spend a few weeks or months deciphering the results of Monday's test before working to arm the missile.
According to Schilling, Pyongyang can probably fit a nuclear warhead on an ICBM "pretty much immediately," but he noted that the North Korean government will likely spend a few weeks or months deciphering the results of Monday's test before working to arm the missile.
If you have difficulty deciphering the results, consult your child's pediatrician.
Linguistics, either structural linguistics or semiotics, provide useful tools for deciphering the resulting constructions.
Martel needed no Iago to ignite his suspicions, preferring to employ his gay son, Ernesto, Jr. (Rubén Ochandiano), to dog the secret lovers with a video camera, and a lip-reader to decipher the results.
The discovery of the ozone hole would have been impossible without paying close, consistent attention to the world around us and having the personnel needed to decipher the results.
Although blood tests are meant to tell you something about your internal state of affairs, it usually feels like you need a medical degree to decipher the results.
Figure 4 illustrates the sheer density of the unfiltered network and how difficult it becomes to precisely decipher the results.
The ability to decipher the results of these experiments has and will continue to provide us with a wealth of information about our genome and the impact of mutations therein.
Because proteomics techniques produce large amounts of data, sophisticated analysis tools are used to decipher the results and identify key changes in select protein biomarkers that convey valuable information about exposure to harmful chemicals.
