Sentence examples for achieved premature from inspiring English sources

We achieved premature expression of the middle genes (NDT80, CLB5, and DIT1) by generating a mutant expressing Ndt80, their transcriptional activator, from the IME2 promoter (Figure 6A).

The obtained ZnO/HA-gated pSiO2 delivery system would achieve minimized premature release and responsive release under a physiological environment.

The obtained ZnO-gated pSiO2-GSSG NSs delivery system would achieve minimized premature release under a physiological environment.

This could be achieved simply by preventing premature expression of terminal neuronal genes, thereby preventing aberrant chromatin modifications and premature cell cycle exit, and/or by functions of components in the REST repressor complex dedicated to DNA damage control.

However, as so few people meet guidelines, our findings suggest that strategies which result in population-wide increases in activity will also be required to achieve reductions in premature mortality [ 37].

Maternal kangaroo care, also known as skin-to-skin care for premature infants, has achieved widespread acceptance for stable infants because of the calming effects on the baby's clinical status and vital signs [ 30].

Through a combined strategy of prevention, early diagnosis and treatment, it is hoped that a step-change in the health of the nation will be achieved, with concomitant reductions in premature mortality.

Premature epicardial repolarization achieved through significant reductions in the amplitude of phase 0 is primarily responsible for the appearance of the epicardial extrasystole and the subsequent phase 2 re-entry mechanism which is thought to underlie arrhythmogenesis in the Brugada syndrome (Antzelevtich & Yan 2000).

However, this view that the economy – in the US as elsewhere – has achieved escape velocity is not just premature, but dangerous.

On the threshold of its premature death, the medium in Pandora achieved near perfection in form and content".

Advances in neonatology care have achieved an increase in the survival rate of premature and ill newborns.