Sentence examples for evidence to decipher from inspiring English sources

Our results highlight the power of combining fossil and genomic evidence to decipher macroevolutionary transitions and characterize the functional range of different loci involved in tooth development.

Body fossils and trace fossils are the principal types of evidence about ancient life, and geochemical evidence has helped to decipher the evolution of life before there were organisms large enough to leave body fossils.

If we take the example of rape, the evidence is difficult to decipher.

New evidence is also helping to decipher the connections between NF-κB and STAT3.

But this time, the committee members say, the evidence is not so easy to decipher.

It may take decades after the initial indications of alien life for scientists to gather enough evidence to be certain or to decipher a signal of artificial origin.

Although there's increasing recognition of the relevance of involving the public in priority setting, the limitations of their ability to decipher medical evidence has made it difficult to implement.

The present study is designed to decipher a clinical evidence and biochemical support for hepatoprotective and antidiabetic efficacy of Acacia auriculiformis by its bark and empty pods.

Karl Knappe's "Hagar," a bronze from 1923, twisted like knotted rope, has been left with its green patina of rust and rubble, making it almost impossible to decipher, save as evidence of its fate.

Mr. Prichard said today that an Odetics team of three mechanical technicians "skilled in precision assembly and disassembly" would leave Anaheim on Sunday to aid the space agency in its efforts to restore the tape recorders and to decipher the available evidence on the tapes.

Conspiracy theories are swirling, but as evidence emerges it may become possible to decipher this bizarre-sounding plot.