Sentence examples for described to undergo from inspiring English sources

22 Serum gangliosides in cancer patients have been described to undergo pronounced changes with relatively high amounts, probably contributing to the suppression of the immune system that is frequently evident in tumor-bearing hosts.

Analysing the intergenic space in the MAFF303099 groES– groEL operon, using the 'KineFold Web Server', a stem-loop structure was found, though weaker than the one described to undergo cleavage in A. tumefaciens (data not shown).

While hERG expression in normal adult human tissue is limited to heart, brain, myometrium, pancreas, and hematopoietic progenitors, other species have been described to undergo changes in their ERG expression profile during ontogenesis: quail embryos express ERG K+ channels in peripheral ganglia and skeletal muscle in addition to heart and central nervous system.

mosquitoes (50 from each intervention and control cluster) were randomly selected from each collection (as described above) to undergo testing by PCR according to Martinez-Torres et al. (1998) and Ranson et al. (2000) for detection of the kdr gene mutation that confers resistance to pyrethroids [ 27, 28].

Nine participants in the 'no procedure' group described a desire to undergo the 'liberation' procedure.

He later described Montag's decision to undergo the extensive and painful surgery as a "calculated business move" by someone who was trying to "make it in Hollywood".

As described, one patient volunteered to undergo both standard digital and ROI-focused imaging, indicating the further improvements that specific focusing can provide.

As already described, MEFs were able to undergo a limited number of population doublings (P12) before they senesced.

(female, age 69, post-consult, undecided) Patients described their decision whether to undergo surgery as 'weighing the odds', 'taking a gamble'takinging a chance', and 'a calculated risk'.

The archaeologist Gill Chitty has described this as encouraging visitors to undergo a "personal discovery of a sense of historical relationship and event" around the castle.

All described themselves as highly motivated to undergo treatment, since they saw the new therapy as a "real chance" for a cure.