Sentence examples for precocious entry from inspiring English sources
Donen was twenty at the time a precocious entry into the Hollywood big time.
The movie is in one of my favorite genres, the inside-movie movie — and it's a remarkably precocious entry: Fassbinder was twenty-six when he made it.
Therefore, any changes in protein levels in either Polo or Mtrm could result in precocious entry into prometaphase or meiotic arrest.
On the other hand, significant defects in achiasmate segregation (the segregation of chromosomes that did not experience recombination) are observed when there is a precocious entry into prometaphase [28].
These include the continued expression of pluripotency markers and proliferation as well as premature differentiation, e.g. precocious entry into meiosis.
The above phenotypes, especially the precocious anaphase entry, were further confirmed by incubating Sur F/F ; Gdf9-Cre GV oocytes in M2 medium in vitro.
While incubation with a CHK1 inhibitor (UCN-01) overrode the checkpoint and triggered precocious mitotic entry as expected, depletion of SIK3 did not affect the cell cycle arrest.
Still, some of the book's best-written passages are in this realm, especially those that involve Robert, Hughes's precocious and insightful teenage son, whose journal entries during the 2000 campaign, when he traveled with his mother, are amply excerpted.
For example is there a precocious accumulation of Cdr2 nodes (albeit at wrong locations) at premature mitotic entry.
It's nearly 2,000 entries reflected the indomitable spirit of its author, an intensely creative and precocious young woman named Florence Wolfson who wrote between the ages of fourteen and nineteen about her love of Mozart, Beethoven, and Baudelaire, her love affairs, and her need to create lasting beauty out of daily life.
But many other entries seem like the kind of thing a seventh grader's parent saves, thinking it brilliant and precocious, then rediscovers in a trunk years later and is struck only by its ordinariness.
