Sentence examples for in terms of undergoing from inspiring English sources

The challenges the CMs met in terms of undergoing a transition from a familiar profession to a CM role was another important finding in the present study.

Finally, studies suggest that the genetic makeup of cells will determine its fate in terms of undergoing autophagy and response to standard or novel therapies.

52 53 This practice can improve patient care but must be balanced with the potential negative consequences both for patients, in terms of undergoing unnecessary investigations, and for the health service, in terms of increased healthcare expenditure.

In terms of therapy, undergoing neoadjuvant systemic therapy, undergoing mastectomy and undergoing axillary node dissection were associated with shorter survival time, but these variables are highly correlated to tumor stage (Table  1).

The current message reflected by the main campus´ infrastructure in terms of mobility is undergoing serious questioning.

The descriptions of the DPs in terms of colloidal filaments undergoing swelling and thermal fluctuations of local and global nature deserves not only further tests but gives hints as well for potential applications.

We found that the degree of uncoupling between the transcriptome and the translatome was higher than the degree of coupling, both in terms of single transcripts undergoing changes in levels and in terms of the ontological enrichment of the corresponding proteins.

Contrary to reports that women are more risk averse and undergo surgery later [ 35- 37], no gender difference was found in terms of willingness to undergo treatment, which predicted surgery within five years [ 26].

We reviewed these 40 patients 20 years later to determine the natural course and long-term consequences of untreated SPONK, in terms of need to undergo major knee surgery with high tibial osteotomy or arthroplasty during the rest of their lives.

It was found that the clock genes, including EARLY FLOWERING 3 (ELF3) and ZEITLUPE (ZTL) that have not been studied in terms of alternative splicing, undergo extensive alternative splicing through diverse modes of splicing events, such as intron retention, exon skipping, and selection of alternative 5′ splice site.

Similar findings have been reported in American colorectal cancer patients in terms of positive attitudes to undergoing HNPCC genetic testing (Gritz et al, 1999).