Sentence examples similar to expertise in deciphering from inspiring English sources

"We are involved in deciphering signals from above.

We are interested in deciphering the evolutionary history of life by comparative analysis of genome sequences.

Brown, J. W. et al. Lost in Translation: Pitfalls in Deciphering Plant Alternative Splicing Transcripts.

And recently, brain scanners have succeeded in deciphering what we're looking at.

I am interested in deciphering the changes in synaptic function that underlie learning and memory.

Identifying binding sites of transcription factors (TFs) is a key task in deciphering transcriptional regulation.

Our group has made progress in deciphering this paradox.

Finding ways to increase media expertise in health, decipher between the good and bad science and connect effectively with all people will increase engagement and result in more perspectives to add to the scientific discourse.

Among the challenges facing libraries: hiring computer-savvy archivists to catalog material; acquiring the equipment and expertise to decipher, transfer and gain access to data stored on obsolete technologies like floppy disks; guarding against accidental alterations or deletions of digital files; and figuring out how to organize access in a way that's useful.

The financial crisis has left such debt underpriced because few people have the expertise to decipher what the collateral is worth and who would end up with it in the event of default.

By the time Kerry arrives back in Washington the capital will be overrun with respected analysts whose abiding expertise will decipher the four corners of his handiwork no matter what the White House does to drown them out -- whether by ridicule or clinging to the swan song that "... this deal is better than no deal..".