Sentence examples for to undergo some sort of from inspiring English sources

With Major Koch's job, Mr. Easterly might have expected to undergo some sort of security check.

Hamed seems to undergo some sort of transformation for each fight, sometimes both professionally and personally.

If England yearn for a Hales-style player at the top of the order, well, they will have to pick Hales rather than expect Cook or Bell to undergo some sort of metamorphosis.

Thus, Atg31 appears to undergo some sort of post-translational modification in a nutrient-independent manner.

" (IDI-Stakeholder) This has led UB to consider instituting policies that would require researchers and graduate students to undergo some sort of research ethics training.

This points to the interesting idea that in order to proliferate, β cells may need to undergo some sort of de-differentiation.

You should defer to their judgment and undergo some sort of deflustering.

Inciting planned behaviour is a difficult task, requiring the individual to become convinced of plausible, high-value benefits, possibly undergo some sort of 'religious conversion' and then for the individual to make a conscious plan to carry it out.

For instance, your employer may ask you to complete a personal health assessment, or undergo some sort of health screening, like a blood pressure or cholesterol test.

It's estimated that about half of U.S. cancer patients undergo some sort of radiation treatment, and the push now is to look for ways to decrease the treatment's toxicity while boosting its effectiveness.

As mentioned previously, the data from this study suggest that the forebrains of male eels undergo some sort of rewiring at sexual maturation.