Sentence examples similar to had undergone cold from inspiring English sources

Complementary methods were used to analyse residual stresses and texture evolution in Zircaloy-4 sheets which had undergone cold-rolling deformation: X-ray diffraction and the self-consistent model.

We demonstrated that radiolabeled rCR2 could be u­sed to detect complement activation and, in particular, C3d expression on the transplanted heart, which had undergone 35 min of cold ischemia followed by 24 h reperfusion.

Among the genes differentially expressed between fruits that have undergone prolonged cold storage with those that have not, seven of these correspond to the genes that Ogundiwin et al [ 13] have also identified as having altered expression following cold storage (contigs 1546, 1693, 2131, 2311, 2495, 2957 and 2988).

The label on Lizard Blizzard, for example, said the drink was "loaded with nature's most powerful cold and flu fighters," a statement the F.D.A. said it would allow only on a drug that had undergone extensive testing.

Since then, Osama had undergone a transformation.

Coincidentally, Ms. Bonaro had undergone one, too.

The stack has undergone more than 40 cold start/shut down thermal cycles in the power output range of 0.6 1 kWe over an accumulated operation of ∼300 h with a small degradation in its performance.

And then came the experience of Egypt -- and with it those of the other Arab countries which the Arab Spring has undergone -- to pour cold water on the enthusiasm of the West and the world.

Cluster 2 contains 147 genes with reduced expression exclusively in non-ripe fruits that have undergone a long-term cold storage (E3: R-, C+), whereas cluster 6 contains 114 genes with increased expression exclusively in these same fruits.

"When I see the actions and hear the words of men who have been in prison for five, eight or 10 years, when I observe the spiritual deformations they have undergone, it gives me a cold shiver and I begin to doubt my own power to watch over myself".

"When I see the actions and hear the words of men who have been in prison for five, eight or 10 years, when I observe the spiritual deformations they have undergone, it gives me a cold shiver and I begin to doubt my own power to watch over myself". So wrote Antonio Gramsci to his Russian wife Julka, two years into the prison sentence that ended with his death in 1937.