Sentence examples for more time undergoing from inspiring English sources
Thus, topoisomer s 1 disappears more slowly because it spends more time undergoing repetitive cycles of cleavage and ligation before a productive unwinding event occurs.
Therefore, the up-going neutrinos have more time to undergo an oscillation into tau neutrinos than those coming down.
Experts agree that a structured year away from a formal academic setting can help students refine their goals, increase motivation, find relief from pressure to achieve, and — on a neurological level — give their developing brains more time to undergo crucial structural changes that support higher-order functioning.
This occurs because higher frequency alleles are older and their surrounding regions have had more time to undergo recombination, which makes it harder to detect positive selection.
Mitochondria arose before plastids (Cavalier-Smith 2010; Parfrey et al. 2011) and thus have had more time to undergo genome reduction by gene transfers and gene losses.
We found that 85% of patients consulting three or more times had undergone investigation, compared with 46% of those consulting once.
In contrast, graduates of the PBL-based curriculum were in average older, had spent significantly more time abroad, and had undergone more frequent clinical training subsequent to medical school graduation (all p < 0.001; Table 1).
He takes only three weeks off from training a year, although he took more time before this season after undergoing surgery for hemorrhoids that bothered him last summer.
Another variant of the general EWSD criterion is determined by considering one more time that the direct path undergoes a large attenuation.
By contrast, these same patients now spend much more time in the new emergency department undergoing rapid evaluation and resuscitative care prior to admission.
Hepburn says she asked for more time, writing that she'd recently undergone a hysterectomy and moved, and that any paperwork documenting her work from that year would be somewhere in the dozens of boxes she hadn't unpacked yet.
