Sentence examples for rapidly decipher from inspiring English sources

It is for this reason that new technologies must emerge in order to more rapidly decipher toxicity and tolerance phenotypes.

Many traditional companies are rapidly deciphering the B2B world and demanding better terms for their participation, sometimes leaving smaller slivers of equity and lower fees for the technology companies than they had hoped.

"They can quickly decipher a play.

While the pace of discovery of human genetic variants in tumors, patients, and diverse populations has rapidly accelerated, deciphering their functional consequence has become rate-limiting.

Using avirulent erythromycin [25] and ciprofloxacin resistant B. anthracis strains [26], we tested whether the genetic changes conferring antibiotic resistance can be deciphered rapidly and accurately using WGS.

The need to decipher this vital intelligence as rapidly as possible led Max Newman to propose in November 1942 (shortly after his recruitment to GC&CS from Cambridge University) that key parts of the decryption process be automated, by means of high-speed electronic counting devices.

It also makes it possible to automate chemical annotations, to perform complex chemical searches, to rapidly identify compounds for compound-specific predictions, and to decipher patterns that underlie key biomolecular interactions.

In conclusion, this work has shown that the methodology allowing the building of phylogenetic trees may not be sufficient to define the orthological relationships among genes that evolve rapidly, and that studying synteny is often necessary to decipher the relationships among genes of a family.

However our results clearly prove that closing the genome was not necessary to decipher the genome content of the strain very rapidly since other available genomes could be used for comparisons and mapping.

He can't decipher anything.

I could decipher — is that the word?