The phrase "are experienced upon" is not correct and does not sound natural in written English.
It is unclear and may confuse readers, as it does not convey a clear meaning or context.
Example: "The challenges are experienced upon entering the new role."
Alternatives: "are encountered when" or "are faced upon".
The loss of affinity to Plasmodium falciparum PM4, which was experienced upon the move of the P1 substituent, was rationalized by the calculation of inhibitor protein binding affinities using the linear interaction energy method (LIE).
Another risk post-operatively that may be experienced upon returning home is that there is commonly little legal recourse for procedures for which complications have arisen [ 86, 95, 96].
In addition, the dye thioflavin T is commonly used to monitor fibril formation both in vitro and in vivo, as a change in fluorescence of this molecule is experienced upon binding to fibrils [41].
To address this directly, we exposed a third group of pigeons (group C) to a series of random releases from all three sites, thereby preventing them from anticipating external cues to be experienced upon release.
Since the original questionnaire was developed specifically to compare seclusion with mechanical restraint, we added three items to cover the subjective distress that had been experienced upon the administration of involuntary medication: "I was held by staff members", "I got medication against my will" and "My functioning was hindered by side-effects of the medication".
Thus, while in the future the rates of inadequate smear tests results are likely to be far lower with LBC, it remains important to consider how to reduce the anxiety and concern that will continue to be experienced upon receipt of an inadequate smear test result, albeit in a smaller proportion of women than is currently the case.
We reasoned that, by compelling them to gradually and sequentially learn the constellations of external cues associated with each RS, the magnitude of the mismatch to be experienced upon any given RS change (and therefore also the drop in FPE) would be absent or significantly reduced.
If families were overridden, it is reasonable to suppose that they would suffer extra distress: that is, even more distress than they would already be experiencing upon the often untimely and unanticipated death of the relative.
Deviations have to be made when setbacks are experienced and reflected upon, a process which leads to learning in terms of modifying beliefs, mental models and knowledge, which eventually results in active problem-solving behaviour (Schley and Van Woerkom 2014).
Within communities, the impacts of P. juliflora, and the conflict that flows from it, are experienced distinctly and dependent upon tribe, upon whether one is benefiting from charcoal production or not, and upon how these benefits are shared and used.
