Sentence examples for has undergone about from inspiring English sources

Hutchinson has undergone about 30 operations in the last four years following a crash at Silverstone.

The bioaerosol field has undergone about 200 years' research history since 1833 when mold spores were first detected in the air by Charles Darwin on the Cape Verde Islands.

He and Mr. Farrington also emphasized that Mr. Wilcox had voluntarily sought sex offender treatment while in prison, and had undergone about two years of it.

Time-resolved Monte Carlo simulations similarly showed that transmitted EPs had undergone about 1/3 of the number of total scattering events compared to quasi-CW photons.

It is also the case that the Government's policy on the future of nuclear power has undergone a remarkable about-face since 2003... .. Is this area in need of more rigorous scrutiny?

It is also the case that the Government's policy on the future of nuclear power has undergone a remarkable about-face since 2003... ...... Is this area in need of more rigorous scrutiny?

Furthermore, the presence of a zebrafish gene duplication for one of the genes encoding Xinβ (Dr Xinβ6 and Dr Xinβ19) is congruent with the finding that the zebrafish genome has undergone partial genome expansion about 140 Ma [13] resulting in the accumulation of duplicated genes after the divergence of zebrafish from Tetraodon.

The initial horror about cookies has undergone a metamorphosis into a more nuanced attitude.

He does not agree with Mr. Bush on Iraq, but he is convinced that the president has undergone some sort of epiphany about Africa.

I'VE been doing a little reflecting on my view of the world, amid the (relative) quiet of the holidays, and it seems to me that my thinking about things has undergone a subtle shift.

Firm president Mark Goodman believes office building development has undergone a technology-driven transition about every 40 or 50 years.