Sentence examples for i can undergo from inspiring English sources
What's more, I live close enough so that I can undergo most of my treatment as an outpatient – a huge boon.
"I will be rearranging my schedule as necessary so I can undergo treatment".
"I will be rearranging my schedule as necessary so I can undergo treatment by physicians at Emory Healthcare" in Atlanta, Carter said in a brief statement issued through his nonprofit, the Carter Center.
Alternatively, Compound I can undergo the one-electron reduction by an exogenous electron donor, yielding Compound II with a neutral PPIX and Tyr385.
In NSGCT the definition of true stage I disease is extremely important as true stage I can undergo surveillance only.
The formalism we propose here sets a general framework for the study of the impact of mutational mechanisms on genome length with two important features: (i) genomes can undergo both small indels and large chromosomal rearrangements and (ii) genomes undergo a size-dependent number of mutations rather than limiting the mutations to one per replication.
Basing on such digital footprints, in this paper, we will assume the role of the forensic analyst that wants to discover two of the main forgeries that a MP3 audio track can undergo: (i) fake quality, i.e., the audio file is recompressed at higher bit-rate to pass it off as a high-quality track and (ii) tampering, i.e., a portion of the audio track has been edited or deleted.
The discussion has been primarily organized based on the different reactions catalyzed by gold(I) complexes that alkynes can undergo.
Germanium is the base element in many phase-change materials, i.e. systems that can undergo reversible transformations between their crystalline and amorphous phases.
However, EXAFS data suggested the formation of nanoparticles (13 ± 2 atoms), i.e. Fe-Fe bonds, on which the Fe(I) centres on the surface can undergo oxidative addition with aryl halides to become Fe(III) centres.
The high impact strength was also interpreted in terms of the stress concentration on PMMA particles; i.e. the brittle PMMA can undergo plastic deformation induced by the large compressive stress evolved by bulk deformation, so that the impact energy is absorbed by the plastic deformation.
