Sentence examples for evidence of root from inspiring English sources

Other evidence of root hair induction by HS can be observed in SEM of wheat [28].

Thirty-five drippers from each treatment were randomly chosen to observe evidence of root intrusion into the dripper flow passage in order to estimate root clogging.

Histological assessment of the root morphology of the untouched left molar (control) consists of a thin layer of acellular cementum covering the root surface without discontinuity, a functionally orientated PDL and no evidence of root resorption or ankylosis (Figure 9).

Observations from the 1930s suggested maximum root depth could exceed 6 m and there is evidence of root activity below 2 m, from use of 32P as a tracer and observed changes in soil water content.

Exclusion criteria were evidence of root resorption on pre-treatment panoramic radiographs, severely dilacerated roots, endodontically treated teeth, patients requiring other orthodontic systems, extraction therapy or any surgical treatment, and patients presenting tooth wear with dentin exposure at the initial examination.

Evidence of root sprouting or rhizome formation in the Jurupa stand was sought by excavation of the soil at the base of several stems.

"We've got a path here which we know has been used and there's some evidence of rooting as well," he said.

In all the studies done, both techniques accelerated tooth movement with no evidence of significant root resorption, ankylosis, and root fracture.

This result, consistent with other studies (Forde 2002; Wang et al. 2006), indicates that root:shoot allocation is affected by the scale of the nutrient patch relative to the root system and is evidence of local root foraging at the within-plant scale.

We examine the evidence supportive of root swarming and we also present new observations on this topic.

Figure 5a shows the earliest evidence of lateral root initiation, which precedes several periclinal and anticlinal divisions (Fig. 5b,c) leading to root emergence via breakage of all the tissues (Fig. 5d).