Sentence examples for develop precocious from inspiring English sources

For example, one study found that children who had been adopted recently from a developing county to Denmark were 10 to 20 times more likely to develop precocious puberty than children in the developed country.

Patients with SV-CAH do not develop life-threatening salt loss, but female newborns present virilized genitalia, and boys may develop precocious pseudopuberty during early childhood.

During pregnancy, Csf1 op / op glands develop precocious alveolar units but fail to switch to the lactational state resulting in impaired lactation [ 5].

There is no alternative to that, and you can't develop a precocious strategy before experimenting.

Before long, she developed a precocious childhood fascination with the R & B masters Ray Charles and Jackie Wilson.

Growing up outside Concord, N.H., he developed a precocious awe of the early folk and blues and rock-'n'-roll greats.

Gordon developed a precocious interest in science and medicine, pursuing a medical education in which he particularly resonated to the writings of Sigmund Freud.

Walt instinctively takes his father's side, while his younger brother, 12-year-old Frank Owen Klinee), sympathises with his mother, and has developed a precocious habit of covertly masturbating in public.

Steidl, whose father worked as a cleaner in the presses of the local newspaper, had developed a precocious interest in the technical aspects of printing, and one day he asked the librarians if he might examine the book.

Even when Edgar talks of the deterioration of his parents' marriage, and describes his father as "a free soul tethered, by a generous improvidence not terribly or shrewdly mindful of itself, to the imperial soul of an attractive woman" he makes it believable that, somewhere deep in his rapidly developing mind, a precocious, bright pubescent might have made such an observation.

Callus formation was generally precocious, developing actively from the 10th 30th day of culture, and showed a large variability with respect to the phytohormone concentration and to the type of explant.