To reduce the probability that the population is trapped into a local optimum due to the premature phenomenon, this paper proposes an adaptive mutation strategy, which is used to help the trapped particles to escape away from the local optimum by using the extended non-uniform mutation operator.
In view of this, it seems premature that the paper discusses biologic mechanisms that could lead to a survival advantage for breast cancer in women with reconstructive implants.
Education Department spokeswoman Liz Hill told The New York Times that the department is "in the midst of a deliberative process," saying the proposed regulations obtained by the paper are "premature and speculative". .
A serialised novelisation of Quatermass II, written by Kneale, ran in the Daily Express newspaper in the UK from 5 December to 20 December 1955, although Kneale was forced to draw the storyline to a premature conclusion as the paper lost interest in the project.
Last week, after a High Court ruling that reinstated the bail, a magistrate in Mutare was arrested for what the police said was a premature signing of release papers.
The experiments discussed above (as to the effect of aging of the samples following hydrogel treatment) provide evidences that these cleaning procedures do not promote premature aging of treated papers.
The inconvenience caused to readers by premature publication of the original paper is regretted.
However, based on the data reported in the paper, it is premature to conclude that functional variants in APOC3 are very rare and/or not related to ischemic vascular disease in the Chinese population.
Grim reports of the paper's demise were premature; in fact, it soldiers on with a reduced crew.
In a recent paper, PTEN ablation caused premature activation of the primordial follicle pool, due to enhanced Akt signaling and rpS6 phosphorylation [7].
