Sentence examples for does not decipher from inspiring English sources

In an empirical synthesis, such as, 'red line', the predicate is merely an arbitrary determination insofar as our intellect does not decipher any internal connection and dependence between the subject and the predicate (and since we can easily imagine other subjects having the same predicate) (GW II, 92 3 | VT 92 3).

However, this report does not decipher the causal factors for such increases.

Kelly doesn't decipher the shorthand, there or in other clips in which Trump vouches for Jones, saying that he has an "amazing" reputation.

Lessig describes "a router product that would enable an I.S.P. to encrypt Internet traffic at the link level -- between gateways," but doesn't decipher the terminology for the nonnetwork administrator.

He did not decipher the small Patristic writing and doubted that it could be read without chemical restoration.

Knittel made many errors, especially in Latin text, he also did not decipher every word and left several lacunae in the reconstructed text (e.g. Romans 11 35; 12 2; 12 2).

Although this work did not decipher the molecular mechanism involved in Osk destabilization, it suggests that the regulation of Osk protein stability might confer another layer of control over the level of this crucial posterior determinant.

Digital readers don't decipher human thoughts, so when Li gets on apps with busy interfaces, such as an ecommerce platform, she's bombarded with descriptions before she gets to the thing she wants.

As mentioned by the reviewer, this does not allow deciphering if G1 slow-down in Yap morphant CMZ is directly due to Yap depletion or a secondary consequence of S-phase defects.

While examining patterns of somatic mutations can provide an indication of the aetiology of the operative mutational processes, it does not allow deciphering the individual mutational signatures that are operative in each sample as usually the pattern of a sequenced cancer genome does not resemble any of the operative mutational processes.

It does not take a genius to decipher where McIlroy's Augusta troubles commonly resonate.