The phrase "are more likely to undergo" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the probability or tendency of something to experience a particular change or process.
Example: "Individuals with certain genetic markers are more likely to undergo significant health changes as they age."
Alternatives: "are more prone to experience" or "have a higher chance of undergoing".
But in Elyria, patients are more likely to undergo two or more procedures, sometimes requiring separate hospital stays and additional bills.
It has been estimated that one in 10 people visit their GP because they are lonely, and research suggests that lonely adults are more likely to undergo emergency hospitalisation and early admission into residential or nursing care.
A new study by James Fearon and David Laitin, political scientists at Stanford, finds that nations with a lower per-capita level of gross domestic product are more likely to undergo a civil war.
Typically, women from wealthier, better-educated families are more likely to undergo an ultrasound, Mr. Jha said, and researchers found that these families are far more likely to abort a girl if the firstborn is a daughter.
To test whether sperm with abnormal head morphology are more likely to undergo DNA damage and/or chromatin modification during the process of freeze-thawing.
However, even among those women who labor, older women are more likely to undergo cesarean delivery, regardless of whether labor is spontaneous or induced.
It is postulated that the lipophilic nature of the t-butyl group plays a favorable role in the entry of hydroperoxide-initiated oligomeric radicals, while persulfate-initiated radicals are more likely to undergo aqueous phase termination before entry.
Ions with a lower hydration shell affinity are more likely to undergo a solvation shell rearrangement or desolvation in order to access the smaller pores or undergo insertion into the bulk of the electrode.
Since skill transferability is a measure to characterise fields of study, this situation will bias the skill transferability measure if workers from a particular field are more likely to undergo unobserved training than workers that graduated from another field.
By considering the major occurrence regions of magnetosonic waves, i.e., within a few degrees of the geomagnetic equator, higher energy protons are more likely to undergo cyclotron resonance with magnetosonic waves.
Black patients are less likely to undergo surgery for early-stage non-small cell lung cancer (NSCLC) compared with white patients, and are more likely to undergo resection at low-volume hospitals.
