The elements generated by this study will now be used as references to decipher the regulation of miRNA expression in the goat mammary gland and to clarify their involvement in the lactation process.
She had to sift through hordes of old probate records looking for furniture references; learn to decipher 17th-century English; persuade peevish collectors to let her in their houses to examine objects; and hope that the process would lead to fresh new information.
But after he deciphered a reference to Friedrichsruh, Bismarck's estate, in the announcement of one of the cylinders, "I immediately knew that I was on the right track," he continued in an e-mail message.
Deciphered in reference to Germany, that meant a reorientation by Berlin away from its export-dependent economy and its trade imbalances, plus a reduction of its banks' sky-high leverage ratios and their role in stoking financial instability.
The nursery rhymes are written in English and in their native tongue side by side - trying to decipher the foreign words with reference to the English becomes a game in itself.
The next section discusses the evolution of CSR reporting with reference to that of social settings in China, and deciphers the interplay of these two elements.
That painting's written reference to "learning the ropes" is one of the many clues to deciphering Ms. Brody-Lederman's message.
This is a reference to William Webster, the former C.I.A. chief — Mr. Sanborn gave him a key to deciphering the messages.
To decipher the letters one has to learn the courtroom shorthand – DRB1, a reference to the "sound moderator", or silencer.
They said Mr. Freeman rummaged through garbage pails and other workers' desks at Goldman ,Sachs and Credit Suisse First Boston, a unit of the Credit Suisse Group, to gather sensitive information about 23 mergers, acquisitions and buyouts, and then often did his own research to decipher coded references meant to shield the identities of the companies from workers at the investment houses.
