Sentence examples for genuinely undergoing from inspiring English sources
Moreover, it was clearly shown that zVAD was unable to modulate the extent of cell death features, strongly suggesting that these necrosis controls were genuinely undergoing an unregulated and disordered cell death.
Mr Portillo has had his work cut out to persuade Mr Clarke he has genuinely undergone a political conversion since losing Enfield Southgate in 1997.
We found that the AMN was present in all genuinely apoptotic cells but was disrupted in cells undergoing secondary necrosis.
Cricket fighting was banned during the Cultural Revolution, but like many once-suppressed traditions it is undergoing a revival, spurred on by a younger generation eager to embrace genuinely Chinese pastimes.
But like many once-suppressed traditions, among them Confucianism, mah-jongg and pigeon raising, cricket fighting is undergoing a revival here, spurred on by a younger generation — well, mostly young men — eager to embrace genuinely Chinese pastimes.
There may be people who are genuinely unable to contribute, or undergo greater risks in doing so – such as in our example above, a bystander who cannot swim.
Every theatre that is genuinely interested in serving artists and audiences must undergo constant reinvention, and sometimes that will include the need for new blood.
It has been common to motivate a central question about the nature of action by invoking an intuitive distinction between the things that merely happen to people — the events they undergo — and the various things they genuinely do.
Even the genuinely horrifying hazing rituals United youngsters were forced to undergo are remembered fondly.
If they can – and, by the look of programmes like Apple's HealthKit platform, they're certainly spending a lot on trying – then apps may undergo an upgrade from generally useful to genuinely lifesaving.
If someone genuinely considers themselves to be so unattractive that they are willing to undergo invasive surgery, isn't utilising them for financial gain not somewhat cynical?
