Sentence examples for eventually premature from inspiring English sources

Later on, mutants developed ventricular dilation leading to cardiac insufficiency and eventually premature death.

Knockout of FoxP2 leads to reduced vocal behavior and eventually premature death.

If antibiotics become ineffective, infectious diseases will lead to an increase in morbidity and eventually premature mortality [ 2- 4].

However, while some studies reported that pregnancy may mean fear, risks and eventually premature death, other studies supported the view that pregnancy may also mean happiness, normalcy and a fulfilling life.

In the current study it can only be speculated that some individuals may be predisposed for an increased degradation, potentially making them prone to certain diseases and eventually premature death.

Eventually, the premature ejaculation led to impotence, because of the attendant worry: "Why had I taken him to the pub first? it was getting late, I must hurry.... Why had I not taken him to the pub first? he was bored, I must hurry.... Then the slow collapse, and nothing he could do, or I could do in the way of furious masturbation, could retrieve the wretched failure".

Ionic stress eventually triggers premature senescence of older leaves with stress symptoms such as chlorosis and necrosis (Munns [2002]; Munns et al. [2006]), which in turn significantly reduces growth and productivity of cereals.

The striking finding of this study is that RIP2- Cre-mediated LKB1 deletion in a restricted set of neurons leads to severe hind-limb dysfunction and paralysis in young adult mice and eventually to premature death.

In both lamin A/C-deficient (LMNA−/−)[ 16] and lamin A/C-insufficient (LMNA+/−)[ 18] mouse models, animals were born with normal functioning hearts, but eventually developed premature cardiac aging with various degree of atrioventricular block, atrial arrhythmias, DCM, and ventricular tachycardia, closely resembling to those observed in humans with heterozygous LMNA mutations.

Duchenne muscular dystrophy (DMD) is a fatal monogenetic disease with affected males displaying severe and progressive muscle wasting and weakness eventually leading to premature death.

Malaspina made no secret of his liberal ideas for colonial reform and that, Dr. Cutter observed, "eventually brought a premature end to his career".