Sentence examples for precocious stage from inspiring English sources
However, Yates's trajectory to date has been sufficiently precocious – stage race wins, a Classic win in his second year – to suggest that he may buck that trend.
This approach will increase the amount of time spent by researchers in the breeding colonies in this critical precocious stage of development, and consequently will increase nest disturbance and augment the risk of nest loss.
Preclinical data also suggest that VEGF is involved in precocious stages of angiogenesis (Relf et al, 1997).
Both pregnant and non-pregnant women in precocious stages experienced higher levels of temptation in situations where they felt social or emotional pressure.
If history is any indication, it's either an adorably precocious young stage-school brat who also happens to be wise beyond his years, or it's Sandler himself dressed up like some kind of horrific toddler.
The mRNA expression levels of lepr in six tissues (hepatopancreas, gonad, accessory gonad, cranial ganglia, thoracic ganglia and intestine) from healthy immature crabs (in the rapid developmental stage), precocious crabs and normal mature crabs was also measured by real-time RT-PCR using β-actin as an internal control (Fig. 6).
The introduction of prostate-specific antigen (PSA, i.e., hK3) in the diagnostic management has allowed an earlier detection and thus the possibility to treat more cancers at a precocious and localized stage, improving the cure rates.
By contrast, in an experiment comparing the reproductive performance of farm and wild precocious male parr stages (an important reproductive strategy in Atlantic salmon, Jordan et al.
The fus3 plants also show precocious vegetative phase change; however, unlike the lec1 mutants, this change is not corrected at later adult stages.
Dunlop even seeks to regiment family urination, but young Drewe manages to stage some precocious desecration.
All her drawings for the stage demonstrated precocious gifts, a facility of touch and a palette of singing colours.
