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New technology makes it possible to decipher text printed on a stack of pages.

Even if the jargon seems impenetrable, Google and other sites increasingly make it possible to decipher what they say.

They uncovered the celebrated Rosetta Stone, which held a trilingual inscription making it possible to decipher hieroglyphs and which thus laid the foundation of modern Egyptology.

However, the availability of thousands of samples in which mutational signatures are present with different frequencies makes it possible to decipher their patterns.

Comparisons with SwissProt accessions and five plant gene models revealed orthologous relationships, making it possible to decipher the evolution of the oak genome.

This large data set made it possible to decipher the effects of genetic variation on gene expression during fermentation and certain wine fermentation properties.

With careful deduction, it is possible to decipher the specificity of mammalian lectins in their native environment.

Dealing with such issues now is good practice, many say, for the great debates to come as it becomes possible to decipher a newborn's genes and determine tendencies toward all kinds of diseases.

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.