Sentence examples for thereby undergoing from inspiring English sources
All twinning disconnections end up moving through the upper disclination, thereby undergoing a dislocation transformation event.
S-hyoscyamine (S-hyo) is a toxic tropane alkaloid from plants of the solanacea family, which is extracted for pharmaceutical purposes thereby undergoing racemization (atropine).
Specimens were stored at -20°C from the time of retrieval and were thawed overnight at room temperature prior to testing, thereby undergoing a single freeze cycle.
Aliquots of 30 μg of total cell proteins were separated in 10% SDS-PAGE, thereby undergoing the immunoblot analysis (Western blot).
Our current findings of the preferential localization of SLECs in non-lymphoid sites suggest that SLECs putatively mount increased rounds of killing after continually encountering antigens in peripheral sites, thereby undergoing terminal differentiation.
However, the HIV provirus DNA carries multiple NF-κB binding sites; thus, the activation of NF-κB in HIV-infected cells results in viral nucleus material translocation into the host nucleus thereby undergoing replication [ 17].
Depending on the details of EMT induction, cells tend to follow different trajectories in the phase diagram and thereby undergo different phenotypic transitions.
The countercurrent feed and solvent streams passing those sections are heated and cooled across their coexistence curve and thereby undergo phase transitions which alternate between states of two distinct liquid phases and a single homogeneous phase.
Such a rapid adaptation to hypoxia was not necessary for a minority of cells suitable to survive independently of BCR/Ablprotein expression and thereby undergo selection through 7 days of incubation in hypoxia.
Each year, a number of patients with ATD lung disease, often severely affected at an early age, thereby undergo lung transplantation (Tanash et al., 2011).
However, influenza viruses constantly evolve and thereby undergo antigenic drift, allowing drifted viruses to reinfect individuals with acquired immunity to previously circulating strains.
