Her short hair, which was prematurely gray, "looked like it had been cut by a Cuisinart," Low recalls.
Composed to his own libretto over nearly a decade from the mid-1880s, this Arthurian opera was never performed in the composer's lifetime, which was prematurely ended by a bicycle accident in 1899.
Federal forces abandoned positions in Virginia, including, on April 18, Harpers Ferry (now in West Virginia), which was quickly occupied by Southern forces, who held it for a time, and the naval base at Norfolk, which was prematurely abandoned to the Confederacy on April 20.
The thesis of infantile sexuality universalizes the event of trauma, locating its experience in the instinctual excitations that overwhelm the psychical apparatus which is prematurely affected.
Hepatocellular carcinoma patients with cirrhosis (Child-Pugh A and B) underwent hepatobiliary scintigraphy pre- and 3 months post-radioembolization as part of a prospective study protocol, which was prematurely terminated because of limited accrual.
At the same time, it introduced a 2 GW strategic reserve (termed "capacity reserve", § 13e StrommarktG) as well as a "security stand-by" for old lignite power plants which are prematurely shut down to reduce CO2 emissions but can be called upon by TSOs to safeguard security of supply (§ 13 g StrommarktG).
Neurod1 is regulating multiple transcription factors in the neurosensory precursors, which are prematurely expressed in a different pattern in the absence of Neurod1.
The requirement that informed consent be given by a legal representative dramatically slowed down the recruitment process in AdCare, which was prematurely interrupted.
We find that in three of the four patients, the protein is prematurely degraded, while in the fourth patient, it is the cmg2 mRNA, which is prematurely degraded.
