Sentence examples for difficult root from inspiring English sources

The presentation identified the following general factors, which influenced treatment outcome: tooth (crown morphology), soft tissues (biotype), bone morphology (presence or absence of interproximal bone), environment (smoking) and defect size (deeper >5 mm and wider >3 mm defects being associated with more difficult root coverage).

Use a hoe for stubborn or difficult root removal.

This only works for second degree polynomials, but is an invaluable tool for finding difficult roots without a graphing calculator.

It is concluded that in E. grandis and E. brachyphylla, there is no mutual relationship between easy-to-root cuttings and high miR156 or difficult to root cuttings and high miR172 expression at the base of these cuttings.

Van Chancellor always found it difficult to root for the Yankees.

The problems of bullying and harassment will be more difficult to root out.

These results indicate that A. floribunda is difficult to root, but is amenable to vegetative propagation.

First of all, clonal propagation of plants that are very difficult to root from cuttings is a very important reason.

"It is already difficult to root out the Taliban elements in those areas," a Pentagon official said.

But Alberto Montalvo, the highest-ranking ministry official in this region, said it was difficult to root out.

His joyful style made him difficult to root against, though I did, with all the fiber of my being.