Sentence examples for start to undergo from inspiring English sources

a, When two membrane-bound components, shown here as a vesicle and the membrane of an organelle, start to undergo fusion, the components dock with each other, and their SNARE membrane proteins form an intertwined zippered structure known as a trans-SNARE complex.

As men start to age, their bodies also start to undergo major changes.

It is well known that surfactants start to undergo micelle formation at CMCs (Hoff et al. 2001).

I strongly suspect for instance that the entire Greenland ice cap is going to start to undergo annual and periodic melting this decade.

When the core reached a temperature and density where helium could start to undergo fusion this star contracted and became what is termed a horizontal branch star.

This indicates that cell-cell junctions are lost and that cranial NCCs start to undergo EMT.

Earlier this year the FDA approved transcatheter aortic valve replacement (TAVR), but patients are just now starting to undergo the procedure.

So, even as Alan Greenspan rhapsodized in New York on Thursday about the joys and gains relating to the Internet, that world was starting to undergo wrenching change.

The telecommunications business is just starting to undergo major transformation with wireless technology and convergence with cable, the Internet, and entertainment.

Over the last few years, electron microscopy has started to undergo a transition from merely being used as an imaging device to a tool capable of addressing and in some cases even control single atoms.

But in the past few years, the landscape has started to undergo a transformation as Gansu has moved to the frontline of government efforts to reinvent China's economy with a massive investment in renewable energy.