Sentence examples for either to undergo from inspiring English sources

In those trials, women were randomly chosen either to undergo routine screening mammography or to wait until the appearance of symptoms, such as a lump in the breast.

The balance between the up- and downregulations of the members of pro-apoptotic (Bax, Bad) and anti-apoptotic (Bcl-2) family protein determines the fate of the cells either to undergo apoptosis or to survive in pathophysiology.

In both studies, patients were admitted to the ICU either to undergo IMV or because they were in an unstable clinical condition [ 1].

Theoretically, the ideal design for a study of this nature would be to recruit a cohort of women with identical exercise levels in early pregnancy, and then randomize them either to undergo intensive exercises in pregnancy or no exercises.

As such, millions of patients are suffering from osteoarthritis pain, which costs billions of pounds annually to end users as they either have to undergo a complete replacement of the particular implants or a second surgery subject to implant failures.

The patients were either randomized to undergo revascularization by CABG or PCI.

Radiosurgery offers a valuable addition to the treatment armamentarium for those patients who are either unable to undergo surgical resection or unable to be accessed with endovascular catheters for endovascular embolization of AVMs.

Likewise, p53-null MEFs expressing either FGFR2S252W or FGFR2K659E failed to undergo proliferation arrest (data not shown) and showed no sa-β-galactosidase activity (Fig.  3A).

Most probably, the SNPs are markers associated either to regions undergoing copy number alterations or to other mutations that affect the basal cell carcinoma pathway, which obviously underlies breast cancer disease.

Men who did not wish to, or were unable to undergo either surgery or radiotherapy for treatment of prostate cancer, and were either not suitable or had rejected surveillance were offered HIFU.

Despite the N.C.A.A.'s own position, some individual college programs already require their athletes to undergo either test.