But for all her courage in confronting the governor of Japan's second-largest prefecture in court, what she still has not done in a society where male power and privilege have deep roots is reveal her identity.
One Hybritech alum with deep roots is Abhay Kumar, who started at Hybritech in 1992 as a research scientist.
Shallow rooting is advantageous for acquisition of nutrients such as phosphorus from the topsoil, whereas deep rooting is favorable for acquisition of water from the subsoil under drought (Lynch 2013).
The ability to grow deep roots is currently the most accepted target trait for improving drought resistance, but genetic variation has been reported for a number of traits that may affect drought response.
For altering practices that have such deep roots is not simply a matter of introducing new policies; it is, at bottom, a matter of changing the boundaries of the morally permissible.
Such a deep root is also shared with many other lineages that emerged independently from the root of macrohaplogroup M.
Huge political forces, with deep roots, are now playing out around Israel, particularly the rise of political Islam, said Barak.
Southern states were drier than Northeastern ones, middle classes were drier than working classes, and Americans with deep roots were drier than recent arrivals.
Have Jobs, Will Travel More Places Seen As Viable Locales Companies that once put down deep roots are also showing up in Colorado, Idaho, Texas, Nevada, Utah, Iowa, Nebraska, Ohio -- just about everywhere.
It's interesting to see these deep roots being reborn.
The only way would be to establish that shallow and deep roots are under independent genetic control, which would allow for the development of cultivars with a sufficiently large proportion of deep roots while concentrating the remaining roots in shallower, nutrient-rich regions.
