It took a concerted effort to decipher the system and develop the points of contact at each echelon to work through the red tape.
The code-cracker, runologist Jonas Nordby from the University of Oslo, deciphered the system after realizing he needed to replace the original runic character with the last sound used to pronounce it.
One of the biggest challenges of systems biology is deciphering the organization of GRNs [ 2, 3].
Two Americans shared this year's Nobel Prize in Chemistry for deciphering the communication system that the human body uses to sense the outside world and send messages to cells — for example, speeding the heart when danger approaches.
B1 SCIENCE TIMES F1-8 Unknotting an Incan Code A new and possibly significant advance in deciphering the quipu system, the bundles of colored and knotted threads that were the Inca empire's means of recording information, could establish that the quipus included a writing system and were not just mnemonic devices as had been previously thought.
While all of the mechanisms and information about the regulatory systems of all genes are not yet known, it is clear that deciphering the gene regulation system is important for treating complex diseases and genetic engineering.
The observed sexual growth and maturity dimorphism in favour of females adds value towards deciphering the sex determination system of this species.
But a challenge in developing bioinspired synthetic purification systems lies in deciphering the complexity of natural systems like aquaporins (AQPs), nature's most efficient water transport system.
Continuous dropping of the cost further accelerated the adaptation of sequencing as a standard analytical tool, from identification of drug candidates (Walker et al., 2015) to deciphering the complex biological systems (McConnell et al., 2013).
To address both questions, we deciphered the reproduction system and genotypic patterns of introduced populations, and compared these data with data gathered from previous studies focusing on the native range of the species (Foucaud et al. 2009b).
