Sentence examples for difficulty of deciphering from inspiring English sources

Mindy A. Bockstein, executive director of the New York State Consumer Protection Board, said that some agents had exploited the perplexing way gas and electricity is priced and the difficulty of deciphering which companies offer the best deals.

The discrepancies among studies emphasize the influence of genetic background and experimental design on the study results, underscoring the difficulty of deciphering the molecular mechanisms underlying TB pathology.

Criteria used for inclusion of subject were the following: (1) presence of a bilateral AMD condition stable over the last year (table 1); (2) visual acuity ranging between 1.5 logMAR and 0.9 logMAR in the best eye; and (3) complaints of reading disturbances consisting essentially of gross difficulty to decipher long words.

He had no way of deciphering this.

And physics is a matter of deciphering its program.

We do a good job of deciphering between the two".

Brown was given the task of deciphering Pemberton's messages.

Now let us consider a possible deciphering technique by dictionary learning regardless of deciphering delay.

Another feature is to add a characteristic of deciphering if the home is unoccupied.

Beggs and Brill's correlations provided a means of deciphering complicated gas oil two-phase flow mechanisms in pipelines.

Part of the difficulty in deciphering the functionality of lncRNAs lies in their rapid evolution and the consequent reduction in levels of primary sequence conservation for lncRNAs among different organisms [ 33- 35].