Sentence examples for more precocious in from inspiring English sources

Possessed of perfect pitch, he played and composed for the xylophone from the age of 12, but was even more precocious in astronomy.

The crossbred Santa Inês lambs exhibited a higher daily gain (0.3 kg/day) than the Brazilian Somali crossbred lambs, which were more precocious in reaching the slaughter fat thickness (118 days).

Telephone use is also getting more precocious in Europe, according to a Eurobarometer survey of almost 1,000 children in 29 countries, most of whom had telephones after age 9.

Everybody knew children were more precocious in the internet age, but the image of a toddler watching porn was deeply troubling.

We can conclude that compared to Hcrt genesis, the peak of MCH production is a little more precocious in mouse than in rat and MCH/CART neurons are less abundant.

The weaning of MV was more precocious in the NIV group than in the control group (P = 0.001).

Not all children, but some — the more precocious ones in particular, but also the ones that would surprise you if you got to know them.

P14 rat excitotoxic effects were more precocious than in adult rats, but the recovery was delayed relative to adults.

Some of the more precocious ones are in their 20's; others, who have taken the slow but steady route or who have emerged only recently from the shadow of a famous employer, are in their 40's.

More precocious flowering and greater increases in the intrinsic H2O2 and in FD and AP1 expression levels were observed in RfBP+ compared to WT and RfBP− plants under the same treatment conditions.

After making a run to the fourth round at Wimbledon, she upset three Russian establishment figures in New York — Elena Dementieva, Maria Sharapova and Nadia Petrova — before falling to a more precocious teenager, the 9th-seeded Caroline Wozniacki, in an edgy, error-strewn quarterfinal performance that bore little resemblance to the stirring tennis she had produced in earlier rounds.