Sentence examples for which were premature from inspiring English sources

Based on recent estimates, nearly three quarters of all NCD deaths (28 million) were recorded in LMIC, 82 % of which were premature [ 1].

His record label calls Jay Sean "the UK's first Asian crossover superstar", which is premature but not entirely fanciful.

Premature birth is sometimes related to an early rupture of the amniotic sac which lines the womb, the medical term for which is premature rupture of membranes (Prom).

"People are reacting emotionally to the very concept, which is premature because an impact analysis hasn't been done yet," he said.

Analysts have begun describing Mexico as a "failed state," which is premature at best, but "state capture" is not too strong a term for the realities of power in an increasing number of places.

Although there is a lot of talk about impeachment, which is premature, what will it even do?

Both mouse MC3T3-E1 which are premature osteoblasts and MLO-Y4 which are senescent osteoblasts did not response on aECM with high-sulfated GAG derivatives.

We reckon the statement that soluble Fas level is higher in the high grade patients which was premature unless cases with comparable mass and different grade were compared.

This includes chemical safety (nontoxicity) and physical safety, the main concern of which is premature expansion leading to gas bubble occlusion of capillaries.

Douglas A. Staples, senior vice president of strategic marketing and communications for the March of Dimes, said rates of premature births in the United States had risen with greater use of fertility drugs, leading to multiple births, which are often premature; there is also a higher risk of prematurity in births among pregnant teenagers and older pregnant women.

Which was, admittedly, premature.