Sentence examples for means to decipher from inspiring English sources

The techniques used to discover the new acoustic portal in toothed whales, provide a means to decipher auditory filtering, beam formation, impedance matching, and transduction.

The results also confirmed that chick electroporation is a robust means to decipher regulatory information stored in vertebrate genomes.

The use of the transgenic cellular labels reported here, together with tissue and ECM imaging techniques employed in the past [8], [19], [43], [44] offers a powerful means to decipher the causal relationships, if any, between cell and tissue motions.

Some private code the viewer is meant to decipher?

We were meant to decipher these folksy messages, and then maybe other equally benign messages, Rockwell sometimes layering his pictures with multiple meanings, dropping highfalutin' clues here and there for audiences with more art-historical knowledge.

Various triennial artists linger over details that supposedly tell us what we should know about a subject; acting like ethnographers, we are meant to decipher these details as signifiers.

We have used this repression of human HSF1 trimerization in yeast to create and utilize a screen aimed at identifying novel mutations that promote the constitutive trimerization of human HSF1 as a means to further decipher this complex regulatory pathway.

She recited for Ms. Tobin a cryptic verse passed down in her family that was meant to help decipher the quilt code.

Furthermore, our study identifies new research areas that may prove critical in deciphering the pathogenesis of, and provides a novel means to prevent, atherosclerosis in DM.

Genetically engineered mice are invaluable tools for deciphering the mechanisms underpinning cancer development and provide a means to test new anti-cancer drugs.

They said Mr. Freeman rummaged through garbage pails and other workers' desks at Goldman ,Sachs and Credit Suisse First Boston, a unit of the Credit Suisse Group, to gather sensitive information about 23 mergers, acquisitions and buyouts, and then often did his own research to decipher coded references meant to shield the identities of the companies from workers at the investment houses.