But in the television season about to end, some of the most popular new shows from a year ago have not built on their initial success — and in fact have wound up in premature decline.
The great novelistic theme in America used to be one of self-discovery and coming-of-age; and though there are exceptions (think of Wright Morris or Wallace Stegner or Eudora Welty), the paradigmatic novelistic career, not coincidentally, was one that, like Fitzgerald's or Hemingway's, blazed early and then fell into premature decline.
These types of tests could help OBGYNs identify women at risk for a premature decline of their ovarian function, which has both infertility and broader health implications.
These patients should be followed closely to detect a premature decline in immune function with aging in future decades of PEG-ADA therapy.
Conversely, misexpression of constitutively active Ras caused a premature decline in Yan-YFP.
In fact, there was a premature decline of cell proliferation with increasing age (Lemaire et al., 2000).
We postulate that uteroplacental ischemia, induced by abnormal placentation, may produce a premature decline in BNP production, being responsible for the premature activation of the myometrium.
In this context, it is interesting to note that DM1 has been termed a progeroid (early aging) syndrome [ 28], with a premature decline of age somatic/brain functions [ 5].
By day 7, Nos2 levels in wounds of db mice were ∼tenfold higher compared with non-db wounds, whereas Arg1 expression began a premature decline, instead of continuing to rise as in the non-db wounds.
Examination of the intestines of p300 plt6/plt6 mice showed that the colonic crypts have 30% fewer cells per cross-section than littermate controls, and there was a premature decline in PCNA+ve (proliferating cells).
