Sentence examples similar to root of recognition from inspiring English sources
To establish a long-lasting mutual relationship with their hosts, mutualistic microbes need to suppress or evade local host immune responses that are triggered in plant roots upon recognition of alien organisms [ 138].
Points of Light has been proud to lead National Volunteer Week for more than two decades, but the tradition of recognition has deep roots.
However, the final law was "very different" than a draft shown to faith groups in May, said Laszlo Debreceni, a leader of Hungary's Church of God, which traces its roots to 1907 but was stripped of recognition under the new law.
Tree roots and their impact on weathering processes and soil production were incorporated in the Devonian plant hypothesis and tree root casts served as a key evidence of recognition of past soils in geology, sedimentology, and paleopedology.
The 27 terms of 'Change' in root related to recognition of stress (radiation, light, abiotic), signal transduction, and other responses.
The long-term solution therefore must be rooted in the recognition of a common humanity, the first step toward building more caring and connected communities.
"Racism robbed Carl of recognition".
Some kind of recognition.
Gingerich felt a shiver of recognition.
