Sentence examples for has undergone very from inspiring English sources
This web of interrelatedness is evidence that the grape has undergone very little breeding since it was first domesticated, Dr. Myles and his co-authors report in the Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences.
The current MacBook Pro has undergone very little cosmetic change since its introduction in 2006.
Now available in 500GB, 640GB, 1TB, 1.5TB, and 2TB capacities, the new My Book Essential has undergone very slight physical updates.
The study demonstrated that about 48.09% of the study area has undergone very high risk of chemical degradation, whereas 51.91% of the area has undergone low risk of chemical degradation.
The significant difference across the collision front indicates that crustal shorting has been accommodated only within the IBA crust (by reverse faulting along the collisional boundaries and subduction of the middle/lower crust), while the Honshu arc has undergone very little collision-related deformation.
With the isolation of their mountain homeland, the Mérens has undergone very little intermingling with foreign breeds.
Over the past 50 years seismic design of nuclear power plants in Japan and the U.S. have undergone very significant changes in the three activities associated with design:.
Despite this composite picture, the southeastern African Bantu groups are indistinguishable from each other with respect to their mtDNA, suggesting that they either had a common origin at the point of entry into southeastern Africa or have undergone very extensive gene flow since.
Her intentions remind me of instances when playwrights who've undergone very personal trials incorrectly assume audiences will care to be let in on them.
All the genes in this subfamily are highly conserved in vertebrates and have undergone very few duplication or loss events.
Therefore, we employed the cdc6-mn strain, which experiences high levels of meiotic DSBs on chromosomes that have undergone very little replication (schematic Figure 6A).
