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Given these considerations, studying biceps brachii offers us more power to decipher the sex influence on the muscle transcriptome.

High throughput sequencing and genome comparisons have already demonstrated their power to decipher the genetic foundations for pathogenicity.

Grotesquely solarised, with blue-grey lips and and scarlet spectacles, fashionable, suggestive of intellectual power, impossible to decipher, there he stood against a thousand walls, looking down on the city of New York.

This genus-scale analysis illustrates the power of comparative genomics to decipher the evolution of transposable elements.

These analyses highlight the power of population genomics in agricultural systems to identify functionally important regions of the genome and to decipher the role of human-directed breeding in refashioning the genomes of a domesticated species.

One large obstacle to this desirable outcome is the power of the scholars, that oligarchy of learned men who claim the right to decipher God's will.

Two thin sections were prepared for the parent rock to decipher the texture, mineralogy and alteration.

Sifting through the rumours and assessing the balance of power in Saudi Arabia amounts to the equivalent of Kremlinology, the phrase used at the time of the Soviet Union to try to decipher the inner workings of the Kremlin.

It is as if the government is attuned to architecture's symbolic power, but unable to decipher its meanings.

I need the calculator to decipher the news.

Far from Rapaz, the pursuit to decipher khipus faces its own challenges, even as new discoveries suggest that they were used in Andean societies long before the Inca Empire emerged as a power in the 15th century.