Sentence examples for necessary to decipher from inspiring English sources
Simulations of antimicrobial peptides in membrane mimics can provide the high resolution, atomistic picture that is necessary to decipher which sequence and structure components are responsible for activity and toxicity.
Therefore, in such a conflicting and ambiguous nature of NMs in plants, it is necessary to decipher the mechanism of cellular, biochemical and molecular protection render by NMs under stressful environmental conditions.
Human intervention and interpretation is necessary to decipher nuances in data for effective reuse.
With the acquisition of new genome sequence data, functional genetic studies are all the more necessary to decipher gene function.
In addition, further research is necessary to decipher the effect of cardiac sympathetic innervation inhomogeneity on susceptibility to AF in patients suffering from AF paroxysms and on AF relapses in patients following PVI.
Such a precise study on 5-HT and DA levels at the neural circuit level would be necessary to decipher the neurochemical basis of abnormal behaviors in patDp/+ mice.
Association between TNF/LTα polymorphism and increased risk of cerebral malaria has been reported [40] [43], however more investigations are necessary to fully decipher the molecular bases of the link between disease manifestation and TNF/LTα polymorphism.
Authoritative and practical, CpG Islands: Methods and Protocols aims to provide readers with the information and methodologies necessary to continue to decipher how a genome's structure and organization contribute to regulate biological processes.
Further study of NCOA4 in vivo in specific tissue compartments, including the erythropoietic compartment, will be necessary in order to decipher the role of NCOA4 in not only erythropoiesis but also overall organismal iron metabolism.
The fact that we are five hours in out of six and nothing has actually happened yet is a minor concern, but at least this time I care what the ending will be and may even be able to decipher the necessary explanations along the way.
Sense perception is necessary for knowledge, but not sufficient; without the ability to decipher information from the senses, one cannot understand the world.
