Sentence examples similar to yielded prematurely from inspiring English sources
Folks have been (prematurely) speculating that the recent acquisition of the Broken O Ranch by another billionaire, Stan Kroenke, yielded an even higher price.
This study had to be prematurely interrupted because endovascular treatment did not yield any better results than the intravenous administration of rt-PA.
Furthermore, when drug companies cannot manipulate a study to yield positive results, negative results are simply not published or prematurely terminated.
Nevertheless, only muting one interfering BS does not yield sufficient PF metric gain, causing the CS-GA scheme to stop prematurely.
A similar mechanism operates in Drosophila where larvae reared under hypoxia likewise yield miniature adult flies [ 7], presumably because the metamorphic molt is triggered prematurely.
Undertaking an evaluation prematurely in the course of the dissemination of the guideline is likely to yield results that show little or no effect on reporting completeness.
Second, one these putative promoters yield transcript that starts upstream of the rho-independent terminator sequence (Fig. 1b, c) that may prematurely terminate claR transcription.
The pound dropped sharply after the central bank's announcement on concern that investors had heralded a recovery prematurely, and bond yields fell in anticipation of the purchases.
The pound dropped sharply after the Bank of England announcement on concern that investors had heralded a recovery prematurely, and bond yields fell in anticipation of the purchases.
