Sentence examples for more complex roots from inspiring English sources

You probably don't practice celibacy, you may not agree with it as a way of life for the clergy, and you may not understand it completely, but that doesn't mean you should condemn it -- much less blame it for a problem with far more complex roots.

The presence of protozoa resulted in the development of a more complex root system by increasing root length (51%), length of fine roots (64%) and number of root tips (43%).

The higher failure rate of molar transplantations compared to premolar transplantations can also be related to more complex root anatomy, potentially leading to more tissue trauma as has been suggested by Denys [15].

Now, research shows that the explanation is much more complex, rooted in the years before the women even get pregnant.

This approach in combination with Fluorescence Activated Cell Sorting (FACS), has allowed the characterisation of transcriptomic profiles of isolated cells from simple organs, such as pollen [ 3]-[ 5], or more complex ones like roots [ 6],[ 7].

The cereal root system is more complex, and the branched roots are composed primarily of postembryonic adventitious roots.

Without pushing the parallels, the story obliquely connects Bachir's story with his empathy for the children, especially his intuition that Simon's distress is more complex and deeply rooted than it at first appears.

The second is slightly more complex, being at root teleological.

The results confirm that pigs prefer more complex and compound rooting materials.

For example, some authors defined precision as the mass of roots inside a patch as a fraction of total body mass (Campbell et al. 1991) but a model for this type of foraging precision would require significantly more complex treatments of root growth relative to nutrients and shoot growth relative to photosynthetically active radiation that are beyond the scope of this manuscript.

Instead, he thinks the problem is a far deeper and more complex one, with its roots in education and the cost of food.