Sentence examples for only by deciphering from inspiring English sources

Assessment of whether mezzo-level modes of living are healthy or unhealthy can accordingly be considered not only by deciphering positive and negative associations linking "health outcome" and determinant indicators – but to directly consider interactions with the 4 S process-related dimensions, again keeping in mind that the relationships are dynamic and not static.

It does this not only by measuring their responses on multiple choice questions or what they click on in a website, but also by deciphering how they're feeling, and what they really care about.

By Rebecca Mead July 20, 2016 Ann Patty's book "Living with a Dead Language" is an effort to decipher her own life by deciphering two-thousand-year-old texts.

Patty's book is an effort on the part of the author to decipher her own life by deciphering two-thousand-year-old texts.

A premier first-base coach makes his mark by deciphering tendencies in a pitcher's motion.

The Paris show, entitled Haute Culture, does justice to these revolutionaries by deciphering their language.

Now forensic experts have helped her recover that novel by deciphering the indentations in the paper.

And by deciphering thalidomide's effects, they are discovering surprising clues about how normal limbs develop.

So far, the only successful deciphering technology has been employed by the television show "Blind Date," which runs little balloons showing what people really mean when they utter friendly inanities.

This alphabet soup can only be deciphered by career specialists employed by the giant utilities and grid operators party to the regulations.

The study ID can only be deciphered by clinicians at Örestadskliniken.