Sentence examples for specific roots from inspiring English sources

But the compositions always remain Wosene's own, and the show often returns to his specific roots, as in the highly detailed "The Abyssinians".

The specific roots of a pervasive sense of disenfranchisement are barely described, as are strategies for liberals seeking to reclaim the state.

"The death of democracy in Germany was part of a much broader European pattern in the interwar years," Evans writes, "but it also had very specific roots in German history and drew on ideas that were part of a very specific German tradition".

The many different kinds of mental disorders — including autism and learning disorders on one end of the life span through schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, Parkinson's and Alzheimer's disease on the other end — are all specific diseases that have specific roots in the brain.

The specific roots of "Blood Simple" were literary.

However, for a given hospital, the specific roots of performance problems still may not be easily identified.

Specific root length and median root radius were the best predictors for hydraulic conductivity changes.

Maytenus individuals also increased specific root length (SRL), i.e. produced thinner roots, when growing with Lycium (Fig. 1d).

Recently, several specific root mutants and root-specific genes have been identified and characterized in maize and rice.

Specific root length, root depth and length distribution were negatively impacted by PGPR.

Both Cd- and Zn-exposed plants showed a reduced specific root length.