Sentence examples for precocious heart from inspiring English sources
"At this point, we have the scientific knowledge, which if incorporated into our society, we could prevent 95percentt of precocious heart disease," said Dr. McGill, who wrote the editorial that accompanied the two JAMA studies.
A raw ache of discontent emanates off the pages of her best works, starting with her precocious first novel, "The Heart Is a Lonely Hunter" (1940).
Instead, early albums such as their 1971 masterpiece Pawn Hearts exhibited a precocious and prescient disregard for just about everything else that was going on during prog's initial heyday.
He's a loner with wanderlust in his heart and the sadly precocious recognition that solitude is a condition for life.
Such a precocious young tyke should warm the heart of any normal human being.
While it is not completely clear what the findings could mean for future health outcomes among the children, past studies have reported associations between childhood obesity and conditions such as sleep apnea, precocious puberty, adult obesity, and coronary heart disease, say La Merrill, who was not involved with the study.
Macaulay Culkin stole our hearts when he played the precocious Kevin McCallister in "Home Alone" and "Home Alone 2: Lost in New York".
People were going around naming who was who, as if they were precocious children pleased to show you how they knew the alphabet by heart.
He is fiery and precocious yet so earnest and sweet I have trouble finding it in my heart to characterize him (I ran into this dilemma with a lot of people I met here).
Moreover, forced expression of miR-195 in heart was sufficient to cause cardiomyocyte loss leading to HF, and precocious activation of miR-195 in the heart suppressed the neonatal regeneration capacity of the murine heart [ 64].
Sympathy for Amir is surely drawn from even the hardest of hearts: having been exposed by a News of the World sting, this precocious teenager was in a vice between the fear of justice and the fear of reprisals.
