The phrase "a undergoing" is not correct in written English.
It is not a standard construction and does not convey a clear meaning.
Example: "She is a undergoing transformation" is incorrect; it should be "She is undergoing transformation."
Alternatives: "a process of" or "a state of".
For example: A patient A, undergoing biopsy in December 2006, with eight hospital-based outpatient visits in the six years between 2001 (start of registration of outpatient data) and December 2006 (time of biopsy) has an average of 1.3 visits per year (= 8 visits/6 years).
It hasn't escaped me that I started reading up on cleansers and exfoliants at the precise moment I was both (a) undergoing a drastic and frightening physical transformation, and (b) experiencing harsh public scrutiny.
In conclusion, the present results show that turoctocog alfa was effective in controlling blood loss by obtaining a sufficient haemostatic response in patients with severe haemophilia A undergoing surgery.
The amount of m a undergoing translation compared to the total m a is the relative frequency of loading and approximates the probability of ribosomal loading, i.e. (20a) π a ≈ f 1 = [ R 70 m a ] [ m a ] + [ R 70 m a ], where f l is the relative loading frequency and π a is the probability of message from gene a binding to ribosomes for translation.
The few observable signals are likely generated by some highly mobile region(s) of SP-A undergoing fast motion (e.g., a flexible loop).
That may change as a company undergoes a digital transformation.
Sake is undergoing a renaissance.
Are they undergoing a transformation?
Manufacturing is undergoing a revolution.
Christmas Island is undergoing a makeover.
Now Rocha is undergoing a discreet transformation.
