Sentence examples for task of decoding from inspiring English sources
Once the Celera Corporation appeared on the scene, critics said that an assortment of academic centers was ill-suited to the industrial-scale task of decoding the genome.
The Mouse Genome Sequencing Consortium undertook the multimillion dollar task of decoding the 2,500 million units of DNA in the mouse genome.
The enormous task of decoding the genomic message began in 1990 and is now substantially complete, although both teams' versions of the genome are riddled with gaps.
The problem with the app, as its creators willingly admit, is that it isn't yet up to the task of decoding nuanced human communication.
A translator of note (he wrote the elegantly witty Is That a Fish in Your Ear? about the perils of translation) and an admired authority on French literature, David Bellos is just the man to undertake the marathon task of decoding and contextualising a novel more often seen than read during the last 32 years of its vibrant reincarnation as a musical.
Integration of the ultrafast dynamics approach with other biophysical techniques promises to be a more powerful approach for providing unique insights for addressing the challenging task of decoding RNA conformational dynamics and the understanding of the mechanisms of molecular recognition of RNA.
This would require the modulator to perform the additional tasks of decoding, overlaying and re-encoding the digital data stream, the inventors write.
Matrices show the classification accuracy of decoding each task pair; values below the diagonal show classification accuracy for all task pairs, while non-grey values above the diagonal show only decoding that survived the threshold for statistical significance.
However, it is not always a simple task to guarantee the success of decoding a chunk at the destination node.
An alternative model, grouped according to response mode, showed that the production of a verbal response was a unique predictor of decoding beyond matched tasks without a verbal response.
Impairments of decoding (alexia) are assessed with tasks included in batteries to study aphasic patients.
