Sentence examples for tended to decipher from inspiring English sources
This review tended to decipher the expression of electron transfer capability (e.g., biofilm formation, electron shuttles, swarming motility, dye decolorization, bioelectricity generation) to microbial fuel cells (MFCs).
According to recent research, words and pictures that we can process easily — ones that we don't have to work to decipher — tend to be perceived as not only more pleasant, clearer and less risky, but also more truthful.
A lot of time tends to be wasted at clubs trying to decipher if that "one guy" is either gay or just an emotional drunk.
The one thing most people tend to forget is, to never send the decipher sheet with the encoded message.
Several investigations tend to suggest that it is often difficult to speculate and decipher the exact mode of action by which plant extracts exhibit their trypanocidal action.
Even as I grew up and discovered booze, girls, and nu-metal, I found myself getting into all sorts of things that people who tend to like the fantasy genre also tend to like, whether I was trying to decipher the Architect's speech in The Matrix: Revolutions or anything in Twin Peaks.
After all, we tend to associate innovations, particularly technological ones, with many whiteboards' worth of impossible-to-decipher code and scientific theorems that only the most advanced minds can comprehend.
For a disease such as DCM, in which inheritance is most commonly observed as adult-onset autosomal dominant with variable penetrance, deciphering such mechanisms in mouse models can be challenging, as heterozygotes tend to show minimal phenotypes and homozygotes tend to be embryonic lethal (Gramlich et al., 2009).
"However trendy, meaningless jargon tends to confuse workers, which means that no matter how brilliant the boss's idea is, it may never gain traction if no one can decipher what the boss is saying".
