Sentence examples for systematically undergone from inspiring English sources

Assuming that the genotypes are really homozygous anyway, the results in Table 2 of Gottlieb et al.'s article mean that all the aortic DNA samples tested would have to derive from a primary DNA that would have systematically undergone the same triple modification.

We chose this group because renal transplant patients are a human model of nephron number reduction and in our centre, they systematically undergo a surveillance renal transplant biopsy 1 year post-transplantation.

Similarly, Lellouche et al. [ 18] reported, in a large series of patients resuscitated after cardiac arrest who systematically underwent a coronary angiography, that myocardial infarction was the leading cause (54%) and that the sensitivity and specificity of ST elevation to detect the presence of an underlying acute coronary lesion were 50% and 88%, respectively.

For example, persons undergoing stomach surgery differ systematically from those undergoing liver surgery.

Based on our experimental data and the low abundance of the amino peptidases quantified in our study, it seems unlikely that all imported and SPP processed proteins undergo systematically a one (or two) aa removal from the N-terminus.

All study participants were systematically evaluated before undergoing endoscopy.

During a six-week period, all patients hospitalized in our medical-surgical ICU underwent, systematically, a clinical and echocardiographic assessment of LVEF using standard TTE and a new generation US within the first 12 hours of admission.

None of these trials systematically included patients who underwent early salvage radiation therapy (esRT).

This comprised a first group involving 17 not systematically trained men which underwent endurance training on a stationary bicycle as described (Schmutz et al. 2006, 2010).

Although pulmonary rehabilitation reduces the rate of PPCs, it cannot be systematically provided among all patients undergoing abdominal surgery.

We systematically evaluated all consecutive patients undergoing QC in our institution over a 12-year period (October 2000 January 2012).