Sentence examples for directed to decipher from inspiring English sources

My research has been directed to decipher the molecular regulatory mechanisms underlying plant senescence (leaf senescence in particular) and, based on our molecular findings, to devise means to manipulate the senescence processes for agricultural improvement.

Despite the obvious manipulation, Loubser's eyes take the viewer in, directing him or her to decipher a new kind of beauty within.

The students were either unable or unwilling to take the time to decipher the statistical and epidemiological concepts in the paper without the direct intervention of the tutor, perpetuating an unwillingness to engage with the teaching materials.

A single line can easily take six months to decipher.

In future experiments, we hope to decipher the direct effects of Mn on motor neuron physiology.

Then, we used the structural equation modeling (SEM) to decipher the direct and indirect effects of these factors of plants, ecosystem, climate, biogeography and continent on AMF distribution.

One project - a scholarship program aimed at encouraging students to pursue university degrees that are not necessarily NTD-based - was excluded because it was difficult to decipher its direct link to NTD's.

When I'm not hunched over a desk struggling to decipher Heidegger, I direct a prison education program, write for the Daily Princetonian's Editorial Board, serve as a peer representative to the Honor Committee, play an attorney on Princeton Mock Trial, itinerantly blog for The Huffington Post, and occasionally sleep.

Every thing out of place was a clue to decipher.

Michael J. Fox as Milo James Thatch, a linguist and cartographer who was recruited to decipher The Shepherd's Journal while directing an expedition to Atlantis.

The film, a Working Title production directed by Morten Tyldum, shows how Turing headed a team tasked to decipher Engima-encrypted German communications during the second world war.