Sentence examples for may be deciphered from inspiring English sources

However, low-resolution or indirect structural information about the SPB may be deciphered through a variety of techniques.

Finally, using general cluster formula [cluster](glue atoms)x(x = 1, 3), Mg-based Mg67Zn28Ca5 bulk metallic glass may be deciphered via the most close-packed eutectic cluster Zn2Mg11 as: [Zn2Mg11] + (Zn2Ca1).

The other case shows that microbial processes in the subseafloor may be deciphered by determining and comparing free energies of reactions for catabolic reactions of hypothetical fluids derived from conservative mixing of seawater and hydrothermal fluid with the diffuse fluid actually sampled.

The expression patterns of the genes described here may be deciphered in part by examination of their promoter regions.

In either case, a semantic similarity measure between neural population responses may explain how these novel inputs may be deciphered: when a novel response pattern is encountered it can take on the information content of similar responses, whose meaning is already known.

Hampton also kept notebooks filled with a secret writing system that may never be deciphered.

"It holds out the promise that many philosophical works form the library of the 'Villa dei Papiri', the contents of which have so far remained unknown, may in future be deciphered without damaging the papyrus in any way," they add.

We report here that certain molecular characteristics such as compact structure and a particular pattern of ionic charges yet to be deciphered may constitute a 'passport' for rapid travel through the porin demonstrating that drug passive diffusion is in fact an interactive process.

The relative contribution of all these nuclear and cytoplasmic effects to the cytostatic/cytotoxic activity of CDDP remains to be deciphered and may exhibit a consistent degree of context dependency.

The ballots are being counted by hand, and in big cities each ballot may contain up to 30 handwritten candidate names that must be deciphered and sorted.

Only once each individual patient can be biocharacterized, may the pathogenetic mechanisms of disease and response to treatment be deciphered.