Sentence examples for perhaps to undergo from inspiring English sources

Tomorrow's flattish stage from Tonnerre to Vittel is likely to offer Cavendish the chance to erase Hoban's record, and perhaps to undergo another test of his diplomatic skills.

Despite variations in Mini-B's own interactions with micelles of different compositions, SP-A is found to interact with Mini-B in all micelle systems and perhaps to undergo a further structural rearrangement upon interacting with Mini-B.

"The IOC, which had reformed itself quite spectacularly after Salt Lake City, perhaps needs to undergo a process of further reform now.

He is perhaps reluctant to undergo the humiliation of a full climb-down (especially galling for a teacher used to imposing his will on a class) or is unwilling to abandon his youthful zeal.

The process of tumorigenesis perhaps needs to undergo twice autophagy-associated screening.

Therefore, the process of tumorigenesis perhaps needs to undergo twice autophagy-associated screening.

Perhaps you need a certain level of medical help, perhaps you need to undergo a new treatment or surgery.

This seems a simple, if somewhat dramatic, approach, and the breast is the only organ that perhaps could be induced to undergo catastrophic failure without severe consequences for the individual.

The fact that results should not be cited prior to peer review is valid; the point here is that we need to allow time for these results, and perhaps others that counter them, to undergo peer review….

I urged her to see a specialist to undergo testing, perhaps even a colonoscopy; but she brushed aside my suggestions, preferring instead to ask for my professional opinion on foods that might help her gain weight and treatments she could obtain over the counter.

It is not entirely clear how EBV infection may contribute to disease pathogenesis but, presumably, EBV infection creates the right environment for cells to undergo, and perhaps more significantly to survive, the process of MYC gene translocation.