Sentence examples for precise roots from inspiring English sources

The precise roots of the conflicts within the Schaghticokes are murky, but several people said they began in the 1980's and involved tribal elections and accusations of corruption.

Whatever its precise roots, a $12.7 billion portfolio opens many doors to top-quality information, and the prince rarely hesitates to walk, or fly, straight in.

Because the deep divergences of eukaryotes is not known [ 30, 32], our strategy has been to find candidate RNAs in as many lineages as possible, thus making our conclusions independent of the precise rooting of the eukaryotic tree [ 33].

The probability of an extreme event scales with the variance in amplitude, or to be more precise, the root mean square of the amplitude (arms, [15]).

You should be precise in rooting.

Determining the precise contribution of root traits to final grain yield under these scenarios and breeding cultivars harboring root systems adapted to stress profiles prevalent in representative target soil environments are therefore a priority in the plant breeding research agenda.

The 3DSG was inserted at the target site to achieve precise osteotomy and root-end resection during surgery.

Indeed, in comparison with periapical radiography and panoramic radiography, CBCT allows better identification of the CEJ, and it therefore consents more precise measurement of root length.

To evaluate the effectiveness of each network in its ability to make precise predictions, the root mean square error (RMSE) criterion is used in this paper.

Precise evaluation of root system architecture is important for understanding how rice plants are adapted to non-puddled and non-flooded conditions in aerobic culture.

Overall, the author is certainly in no position to challenge well-established basic phylogenies of placental mammals (e.g., Meredith et al. 2011; dos Reis et al. 2012)—even though there are still some well-known uncertainties about a few aspects of the placental tree (such as the precise point of rooting the tree) (Meredith et al. 2011; McCormack et al. 2012), see later.