Sentence examples for will be deciphered from inspiring English sources
The phrase "will be deciphered" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing something that is expected to be interpreted or understood in the future. Example: "The code will be deciphered by the experts within a week."
They gave a performance that will be deciphered for longer than it is celebrated, even if it moves them appreciably closer to the quarter-finals, with only Monday's meeting with Croatia remaining in Group B. Reservations about this display will be suspended purely to allow acclaim for Wayne Rooney.
It is clear that much work remains to be done before the functions of poorly annotated protein-coding genes will be deciphered, let alone those of the large regions of the non-coding portions of the genome that are transcribed.
The interconnected parts make up a massive closed system of themes and symbols that scholars will be deciphering for years to come (Stephen Holden).
In a Perspective, Brenner looks to the future, to the next big step forward, which will be deciphering what the protein product of each gene does and how each gene is switched on and off.
Unlike hers, mine are not written in a code that will not be deciphered until years after my death.
Once you have crossed one border, you begin to look at the whole world differently – as food to be tasted and language to be explored; customs to be understood and train schedules to be bent to your will; maps to be deciphered, summits to be conquered and marble monuments to be caressed.
Whether IL-17A blockade directly or indirectly (via reducing M-CSF and IL-6) regulates the SDF-1 levels needs to be deciphered and will be the focus of our next study.
Advocates on both sides of the immigration debate say they are still trying to make sense of the massive homeland-security legislation -- its 475 pages are written in such dense legalese that courts will likely be deciphering it for decades.
The presenters of such seminal works as I'm a Celebrity, Get Me Out Of Here have been signed up for a show called Wanna Bet - just a pilot so far - in which contestants bet whether they can pull off various stunts, the first of which will presumably be deciphering the pair's Geordie accents.
However, he also says that the script probably never will be fully deciphered.
By the time the Arabic diary of obfuscation is deciphered, it will be summer again and too hot to fight.
