Herpers are fond of jargon, Montuori said, which often made deciphering e-mails and Facebook messages between Kruse and his cohort a problem.
As an Australian, he had only a vague grasp of the way the D.N.C. operated, which made deciphering the political significance of the e-mails difficult.
The final version of the bill carved out exceptions for particular kinds of information, leading to an odd state of affairs wherein a document can be released in a jigsaw of redaction that makes deciphering government actions an art in itself.
And as researchers gain more experience with nanoengineering, they are creating more complex combinations of nanomaterials, which makes deciphering their safety even harder.
The ancient writing has proven particularly maddening to scholars, Dahl says, because it appears to be full of mistakes that have made deciphering them all the more difficult.
This apparent lack of DCD homologues in lower organisms made deciphering its biological function more difficult.
While significant progress has been made deciphering the biochemical milieu associated with the development of HO, the role of the progenitor cells is also being investigated.
The relative simplicity of microbial genomes and the shrinking cost of measuring their complete transcriptomes has made deciphering structures of gene regulatory influence networks and detecting functional relationships within nearly genomically-complete data sets feasible [ 2- 5].
However, the inhibitors were used at high concentrations and applied for long time frames in these experiments, which makes deciphering of the role of actin filament dynamics in plant mitochondrial movements impossible and may cause nonspecific effects of drug treatments.
For the fundamental process of quantal neurotransmitter release, a consensus is being reached on the recycling pathways for transmitter-containing, small synaptic vesicles (SSVs), and major inroads have been made into deciphering the multiple steps of regulated exocytosis.
