Gobetti jotted down her entries in a cryptic English that only she could understand; at the war's end, she deciphered the jottings for eventual publication.
Viewers have to stick it out until the end to decipher whether the man with the plan fools everybody or is everybody's fool.
In Systems Toxicology, quantitative systems-wide molecular changes in the context of an exposure are measured, and a causal chain of molecular events linking exposures with adverse outcomes (i.e., functional and apical end points) is deciphered.
After spending so much time growing with the same person, I struggled the most with deciphering where he ended and where I began.
Why didn't I think of that before?" But ultimately, deciphering puzzles is a relaxing way to end the day.
When the oracle bones were rediscovered, at the end of the nineteenth century, Chinese scholars were able to begin deciphering them immediately a marked contrast with Egyptian hieroglyphics, which were unintelligible for centuries, until the excavation of the Rosetta stone.
When the oracle bones were rediscovered, at the end of the nineteenth century, Chinese scholars were able to begin deciphering them immediately — a marked contrast with Egyptian hieroglyphics, which were unintelligible for centuries, until the excavation of the Rosetta stone.
That does not mean that car lovers like Mr. Cuomo might welcome more drivers on the road who have a hard time deciphering a sign warning that their lane was ending.
What started as an earnest collaborative attempt at deciphering the structurally and stratigraphically complicated rock succession in Wales ended in 1835 with a presentation outlining two distinct subdivisions of the pre-Carboniferous succession.
Toward this end, the "rules" being identified for naturally-occurring miRNAs may provide an inroad to deciphering the molecular targets of the identified functional small RNAs.
