Sentence examples for many more roots from inspiring English sources

You'll find many more roots, tangled and gnarled, among this year's festivities, spread out across five Greenwich Village clubs (up from three last year).

Correspondingly, on the left-hand side of the tree we find the seven cardinal virtues, held securely in the ground by many more roots, including kindness, magnanimity and wisdom.

Grasses normally have most of their roots shallower than 20 cm, whereas shrubs have only part of their roots at such a shallow depth and allow many more roots to grow in soil deeper than 20 or 30 cm (Schulze et al. 1996; Yang et al. 2014).

These developments (and many more) are rooted in a more pedestrian – and perennial – problem: the inability or refusal to recognise the need for course correction (including new management).

Thousands of Austrian Catholics left the church as a result of the Groër scandal and many more joined grass-roots movements challenging Rome's centralized control and conservatism.

Thus there were many more immature nematodes in AtPAD4 roots than in control roots.

When comparing the responses to drought between the two tissues we found that drought affected gene expression of many more genes in the root tips compared to the leaves, a result that was consistent across both genotypes.

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This was because many more genes were available for rooting with the plant than with the fungus.

The root searching scheme is global and is faster than the Lehmer-Schur direct method, since in the proposed scheme the origin shifting is only needed twice for all roots, compared with many more in the Lehmer-Schur algorithm.

Many more dehydrin sequences were detected in roots (high expression classes), megagametophytes and, to some extent, in the phelloderm than in the other tissues.