The combined use of engineered GPCRs, such as the receptors activated solely by synthetic ligands (RASSLs), and of biased ligands that activate only one pathway at a time might help deciphering the physiological role of each G protein signaling.
Although we cannot determine which model is most likely for the present case, it is worthwhile mentioning that such a stress reversal has been found for the first time at depths reaching up to 2,000 mbsf in the presently forming accretionary prism, and the exact cause for this might be deciphered if the oriented core samples with a known kinematic framework are analyzed in the future.
The ability to observe the actual dynamics of large scale biological systems increases the probability that, out of the tens of thousands of combinations of interactions, unexpected points of intervention might be deciphered.
But even those most versed in explaining the d'Hondt formula might struggle to decipher the current topsy-turvy political conundrum about reform.
Identification of these genes might help to decipher molecular mechanisms of protection against METH-induced injuries.
Future research with emerging selective AR modulators might help to decipher the effects of AR stimulation from the overall effects of testosterone.
Our objective is to focus this review on the ribosome biogenesis processes occurring in the nucleoli that might help to decipher the global organization of nuclear functions.
You might have noticed this because the golf world is doing backflips that viewers might be able to decipher the Masters leaderboard this year without the help of a media guide and an atlas.
People worry that they might be unable to decipher their prescription, which is covered with numbers, numbers with decimal points and plus and minus signs and will type it incorrectly.
Or talking to experts, or what we now call "witnesses to events", following up leads, interviewing people, listening to tapes, poring over illegible scrawl in letters and diaries that, when you have finally managed to decipher it, might well say nothing more arresting than, "Rained again.
