Sentence examples for premature drive from inspiring English sources

With 15 seconds left in the period, Bryant took a premature drive and missed, and Perkins fired the ball to Miller who found his spot from the 5-minute-30-second workout, and drilled a jumper at the buzzer for a 33-30 Pacer lead.

At a mechanistic level, this mutation is thought to eliminate a phosphorylation motif for casein kinase 1 epsilon, thus leading to excessive accumulations of PER2 and, in turn, an altered/advanced circadian cycle, initiating premature drive for sleep onset.

The irony is that the euro, because it was premature, driven by ideology, risks driving some countries further apart.

But in recent weeks, a chorus of voices, in many cases from supporters of the war, have warned of the dangers of premature departure driven by political reasons as the campaign season heats up.

Maintenance of the progenitors thus requires cooperation by PRMT1 and CSNK1a1 to sustain proliferation gene expression and suppress premature differentiation driven by GRHL3.

"Like modern loggers, did he shout 'Jobs, not trees!'? Or: 'Technology will solve our problems, never fear, we'll find a substitute for wood.'? Or: 'We don't have proof that there aren't palms somewhere else on Easter... your proposed ban on logging is premature and driven by fear-mongering'?".

Of course, a range of potential subthemes and different perspectives were contained within the five themes, pointing to the possibility that the conclusion of implementation 'failure', described above, could be premature or driven by factors beyond managerial control.

Norddahl, G. L. et al. Accumulating mitochondrial DNA mutations drive premature hematopoietic aging phenotypes distinct from physiological stem cell aging.

This may drive premature aging of the adult lung and early onset of chronic lung diseases in later life.

We propose that early alterations in major aging pathways drive premature aging of the lung thereby adding to the risk for development of chronic lung diseases later in life [9, 10].

By contrast, the loss of pro-T cells is intrinsic to the hematopoietic compartment, and is sufficient to drive premature involution.