Sentence examples for is possible to decipher from inspiring English sources
With careful deduction, it is possible to decipher the specificity of mammalian lectins in their native environment.
By cross-referencing the redactions with the index, it is possible to decipher most of the redacted information (Waymo has since yanked the public filing from the docket).
In this manner it is possible to decipher what effects a specific SNP may have on the regulation of miRNA genes, or, which miRNA promoters contain a predicted TFBS for a specific TF that is affected by the SNP.
Nevertheless, it is possible to decipher at least some of the 20 mutational signatures from a set of 100 or fewer mutational catalogs.
Using large scale biochemical analyses it is possible to decipher regulatory steps within the cellular metabolic network, specifically the regulated enzymes and their mode of regulation.
Facial responses are specific to certain taste qualities, and to a trained professional it is possible to decipher a facial expression that denotes pleasure versus pain, or one elicited from the taste of a sweet versus a bitter or sour stimuli [ 70- 73] (reviewed in Erickson and Schulkin) [ 74].
Dr. Fisch hopes that by analyzing who gets testicular cancer and when, it may be possible to decipher factors that promote its development.
The fragment, found by Francesco D'Aiuto, a specialist in Greek manuscripts, is a faded but legible manuscript, copied by a Syrian monk in the ninth century A.D. It has not yet been possible to decipher it completely.
Furthermore, if an enciphered message is LSB-embedded and transmitted over a mobile network, then it may not be possible to decipher it, even in case of little losses.
"If they support memory reactivation, we further reasoned that it could be possible to decipher memory signals at the time that these spindles took place".
As outlined here, it has been possible to decipher the basic transformations involved in natural chlorophyll breakdown by identification of chlorophyll catabolites in higher plants, and with the help of the synthesis of (putative) catabolic intermediates.
