Sentence examples for severe rooted from inspiring English sources

First, severe: rooted in the Latin severus, it has two meanings, related but distinct: "serious" and "strict".

My angel's trumpet (Brugmansia spp ., for example, gets one severe root pruning and one stem pruning every year.

Even though mild apical root resorption is a usual finding among orthodontic patients [3], severe root length loss is quite infrequent.

In addition, Brin et al. observed at least mild root resorption in approximately 80% maxillary incisors and moderate to severe root resorption in more than 12%[21]].

The studies included in this review reported mild to moderate resorption of root with one study [[39]] reporting severe root resorption in 6.25% (7/112) of the teeth.

One study [[39]] reported that 6.25% of the treated maxillary incisors resulted in severe root resorption where greater than 1/3 of the original root length was lost.

There is a possibility that the reported percentage of severe root resorption might be overestimated, and thus care should be taken when interpreting this value.

A tooth autotransplant was regarded as a success if there were no reports of ankylosis or severe root resorption, infection, or mobility.

Severe root resorption can be seen on CBCT in the mandibular incisors of high-angle cases after orthodontic treatment that cannot be seen clinically (Fig. 6).

There are reports of a 20-fold increase in the risk of severe root resorption of maxillary incisors if their roots were forced against the cortical plate during treatment [[28]].

Severe root galling is usually related with high yield loss (personal communication; De Waele, D ., but based on the yield data of the greenhouse experiment it can be concluded that both varieties are tolerant to M. graminicola.