The phrase "at undergoing" is not correct and usable in written English.
It seems to be a misconstruction and does not convey a clear meaning in standard English usage.
Example: "The team is at undergoing significant changes" would be incorrect.
Alternatives: "in the process of" or "currently experiencing".
Introduction A reduced incidence of membrane thrombosis after injection of Anti-thrombin (AT) has been reported in septic patients with acquired deficit in AT undergoing continuous hemofiltration.
In any case, Szabo had loved her, hadn't wanted a divorce, and had felt disgraced at undergoing bankruptcy in a town of this size.
Variations in age at undergoing radiation and time since radiation treatment in our sample might reduce between-group differences.
After 14 days, the recovery of control and AMPKα1null cells from the recipient spleens showed that AMPKα1null T cells were equally efficient at undergoing proliferative expansion in a lymphopenic environment.
The expansion media had no significant effect on the osteogenic potential of P2 cells although HG + FGF-cultured cells were significantly better at undergoing osteogenesis than cells expanded in the other media at P4. Cells expanded in FGF-supplemented media displayed a higher chondrogenic capacity when compared to cells expanded in media without FGF regardless of the basal media used.
The humble, two-star Concourse Hotel at Los Angeles International Airport is undergoing at $65-million 65-million, with a plan to emerenovationall as a four-star Hyatt Regency hotel.
The fit is easier at airports undergoing renovation or expansion.
The parents of premature baby tend to be at risk undergoing postpartum blues and anxiety.
In his own work Dr. Newberg looks at subjects undergoing religious experiences, like speaking in tongues or meditating.
With its home, the New York State Theater at Lincoln Center, undergoing a major renovation, it will be in exile this season.
Moreover, the solution is biased towards temporal reconstruction at sites undergoing slow motion.
