Sentence examples for undergoing re from inspiring English sources

Collectively, these studies argue against the hypothesis that adult or demyelinated axons are no longer capable of undergoing (re)myelination and that the one likely cause of remyelination failure after CNS injury is the formation of the glial scar.

For patients undergoing RE, a possible explanation could be that dose calculation according to the BSA method as in our study may lead to relative underdosing of Y in patients whose liver volume to BSA ratio is elevated compared to the average population.

However, comparatively little has been done to study the minds and processes of those undergoing re-adaptation when returning to civilization after such periods, though it often manifests itself with similar symptoms.

Since 2007, the physiotherapists' State Diploma has been undergoing re-engineering, coming to fulfilment this year, with fundamental changes to initial formation.

This fuel type was previously qualified for use in Germany for pebble bed HTRs, as well as undergoing re-qualification in South Africa for the PBMR project.

The results could be applied to reduce the discrepancy between expectations and reality and to guide related organizations in implementing some strategies for controlling cosmetic surgery clinics/hospitals to provide clients with accurate information before making any wrong decision or undergoing re-surgery, as well as to help those with negative emotions after surgery.

Future work in this area is needed to measure and track clinically meaningful patient outcomes resulting from simulation-based training, examine the use of simulation to assist physicians undergoing re-entry to practice, and to examine the use of procedural skills simulation as part of a maintenance of competency and life-long learning.

The Hill to Hill Bridge received a minor fire during reconstruction of the bridge, when a piece of equipment had its motor catch fire on April 13 , 2009 when the bridge was undergoing re-painting.

For historian Sebastian Dobson, the artistic and historical significance of the work of Farsari (and other Yokohama photographers of his era, particularly Kusakabe and Tamamura) is rightly undergoing re-evaluation after many years in which it was dismissed as tourist kitsch and "perceived by some as pandering to nineteenth-century Western notions of exoticism".

In order to evaluate plasticity of CD133 expression, sorted cells were maintained in culture for 3 weeks before undergoing re-evaluation.

Since 2011, the National Health Service (NHS) in England, including EPS2 has been undergoing re-organisation.