Sentence examples for easy to undergo from inspiring English sources

Inorganic sunscreen agents, such as nano- TiO2, nano- SiO2, nano- ZnO, and nano- Al2O3 are very popular among consumers for their advantages, such as the nontoxic, the odorless, not easy to decompose, not easy to undergo metamorphism, and a good ability of resisting.

This may imply that cells are easier to undergo apoptosis in the HDL deficient model.

Dr. Cobleigh said that the women the test determined had a high risk of recurrence would find it much easier to decide to undergo chemotherapy.

This high concentration derives from the morphology of pyrolyzed chitosan constituted by a graphitic carbonaceous residue with loose stacking of the graphene sheets that is prone to undergo easy exfoliation.

Such an electrode resulted stable and easy to prepare and to undergo surface renewal.

... In summary, it's never easy for a big organization to undergo change, but it's even more complicated in a world that is moving forward so rapidly.

The rules, which build on the historic rapprochement between the two nations in December 2014, also make it easier for Cuban-made pharmaceuticals to undergo U.S. Food and Drug Administration FDAA) review, and they allow FDA-approved Cuban drugs to be imported and sold.

Apparently, it's easier to ask an entire community to undergo major surgery than for other folks to just stop gendering periods and let us menstruate in peace.

This makes the spindle easier to tilt, allowing neural stem cells to undergo asymmetric divisions to produce neurons.

A percutaneous RFA/LITT was performed when the patient was not in sufficient condition to undergo open surgery or had a small easy accessible tumor.

It's easy to believe, in these times when women no longer have to undergo such subterfuge to get a publisher, that such strictures no longer pertain.