Sentence examples for likely to decipher from inspiring English sources

The expected effect sizes of individual sequence variants on preeclampsia are small, but this approach is likely to decipher new clues to the pathogenesis.

The mechanism by which this compound promotes cell dedifferentiation, however, is unknown and will likely be difficult to decipher.

By conferring on the root cells a relative sensitivity to auxin, ABP1 contributes to the regulation of cell behavior at the transition zone, likely contributing to deciphering the gradient of auxin [11], [24], [31] and the cross-talk between auxin and cytokinin [32], [33].

If nothing else the history of guerilla warfare has taught us that it's sometimes easier to fight an institution like the Soviets or the Nazis, than inchoate bands and even lone wolves whose encrypted movements are not so likely to be deciphered by the Alan Turings of our day.

Addressing these questions will likely be the key to decipher the molecular pathway of necrosis.

Consumers who need many drugs are likely to find it hard to decipher which medications the plans will cover and at what cost.

Genes identified are likely to be relevant candidates to decipher androgen-dependent normal and abnormal genital development.

In addition to providing a fascinating puzzle to decipher, they will likely be of relevance for human health issues.

Previously, advertisers would struggle to decipher analytics like impressions.

The one downside of Siri: because it uses server-side software to decipher what you're saying (likely using Nuance-licensed technology), you have to be connected to the Internet in order for Siri to work.

However, more complex models are very likely to throw up policies that are less easy to decipher.