Sentence examples for rooted condition from inspiring English sources

The chorioallantoic membranes of reptiles and mammals exhibit many degrees of intimacy with maternal tissues, from simple contact to a deeply rooted condition (deciduate placentas).

Examples are the availability of water and nutrients, rooting conditions and erosion hazard (Table 4).

On the basis of soil parameters provided by HWSD seven key soil qualities important for crop production have been derived, namely: nutrient availability, nutrient retention capacity, rooting conditions, oxygen availability to roots, excess salts, toxicities, and workability.

In the 1960s, when Dr. Lovaas began studying autism, the prevailing Freudian view rooted the condition in neurosis.

In Shakespeare, it is the root condition of his psychopathology.

For 30 years and more, assignments in far-flung places have been the root condition of our lives.

Together, α and β describe the how the body size distribution changes from its root condition (μ0, σ0) through time.

There is a clear connection between sex and economic survival for young women, ultimately rooted in conditions of poverty, disadvantage and lack of opportunity.

A result universally reported in rooted soil shear-box test studies is that the peak shear-strength of rooted soil significantly exceeds the peak shear-strength of that soil in a non-rooted condition and that the rooted-soil peak strength is typically recorded at a shear-displacement distance several times that of the non-rooted soil.

The "cantilever" frequencies measured from a single response curve are the resonant frequencies of the entire system, including the effects of indeterminate root conditions.

- Provide good rooting conditions for the planting, including a sufficient volume of rootable soil.