Sentence examples for only decipher from inspiring English sources

The scientists could only decipher people's intentions when they performed mock crimes while having their brain images taken.

While cancers like leukemia stem from a multitude of errant genes, researchers can usually only decipher those defects one gene at a time.

Examiners must dig through these cryptic explanations and illustrations to not only decipher what, exactly, is at the heart of a claim, but also to determine whether the claim actually demonstrates "newness" above existing patents.

Next up for a jeering was the embassy of Bulgaria, where last year thousands took to the streets to shout things like "Gypsies into soap, Turks under the knife!" A speech was made in Romani, from which I could only decipher the words "Hitler" and "propaganda".

These findings not only decipher the molecular mechanisms of lapatinib-induced NF-κB activation, but also suggest remarkable therapeutic benefits with combination of bortezomib and lapatinib in TNBC patients.

This will not only decipher the pathophysiology of the disease but also help to characterize pathways controlling hippocampal-dependent learning and memory that could be targeted to rescue DS alterations or to improve normal condition.

It is important to determine the relationship between phenotypic differences and either sequence or structural variation in repeats not only to decipher the pathomechanisms of the disease, but also to obtain a deeper understanding of human genomes.

We believe the outcome from this work may not only help decipher the molecular mechanism of amyloid fibrillation, but also shed light on a rational design of potential therapeutic strategies for amyloid pathology.

This work not only helps decipher the fundamental mechanisms underlying the remarkable mechanical properties of cellulose nanopaper but also provides a guide to design a wide range of advanced functional materials.

The guiding argument of their collaboration, "Where God Lives in the Human Brain Pilgrimim; $22.95), is that our cerebral circuitry provides a Rosetta stone that will allow us not only to decipher how we experience religion but also to decode God's attributes and intentions.

Through their research, faculty not only can decipher and explain current issues, but they can also lead the business and policy dialogue that aims to solve similar problems that might arise in the future.