Sentence examples for because it undergoes a from inspiring English sources

Particularly in compliant mechanisms, cracks more likely occur in the flexure hinge because it undergoes a periodic deformation.

PMMA bone cement is one of the most prevalent injectable biomaterials in orthopedic applications because it undergoes a transition from a low-viscosity liquid to a rigid solid within 15 min. The PMMA physical transition allows surgeons to work with either a liquid or puddy to best suite their procedure and is a contributing factor in PMMA's widespread use.

To date, only limited transcriptome-wide studies on fish larvae have been conducted in teleost species [ 23- 26], and only one study has been conducted in flatfish (i.e. Atlantic halibut [ 27]), a group of great interest because it undergoes a dramatic larval-to-juvenile transition compared to other fish species.

So is "Two and a Half Men" (CBS), an established sitcom that might as well be new because it underwent a radical cast change over the summer.

The parasite survives the immune attack of the host because it undergoes antigenic variation, a process that involves replacement of the VSG coat by another composed of antigenically different VSG molecules (Cross 1996).

The value of the currently prevalent indicator, telomere length, is disputed because it undergoes age-related changes at a different pace in different tissues.

Because it undergoes virtually no wear in printing, a single stone can yield an almost unlimited number of copies, although in art printmaking only a specific number of prints are pulled, signed, and numbered before the stone is "canceled" (defaced).

Creatinine is not an ideal marker of GFR because it undergoes secretion and even reabsorption.

Coarse woody debris is a key substrate for forest biodiversity, particularly because it undergoes complex succession reflecting the effects of changes in both forest structure and substrate characteristics.

Oral aspirin has a repertoire of gastrointestinal side effects even at low doses and requires high frequent dosing because it undergoes extensive presystemic metabolism.

Of these four species, Monilinia fructicola is the most devastating pathogen and of particular concern because it undergoes sexual recombination and has recently been introduced to Europe.