But picture also an open, porous, thriving movement, substantially rooted in a new Labour party, but also present far beyond it.
Having established that contemporary 'self-harm' concerns are substantially rooted in the 1960s, and that the possible identities forged there are potent resources for continuing human action and (self- understanding, it iself- understandingthese itentisies to historical critique (following Scott, 2007).
They found that the roots of grassland species overyielded in the presence of the roots of other species, substantially increasing root density without any evidence for spatial partitioning.
First, it demonstrates that the contemporary phenomenon of 'self-harm' is rooted in, and substantially created through, a relatively discrete corpus of studies issuing from North American psychiatric inpatient facilities in the late 1960s and early 1970s.
Our results demonstrate that PsPIP2 1 alone contributes substantially to root and leaf water transport in Pea plants, and highlight VIGS a useful tool for investigating the role of a single AQP in regulating plant water transport.
They have detected significantly higher amounts of suberin, i.e., 34 times greater in the endodermis and six times greater in the exodermis, in the apoplastic barriers of rice corresponded with a substantially lower root hydraulic conductivity compared with maize.
A barely viable double mutant containing weak knockout alleles showed severe defects in the maintenance of stem cells, extremely delayed development, bushy appearance, floral organ aberrations and substantially shortened roots [ 19].
It is interesting to find that interactions between alleles from different poplar species contribute substantially to rooting capacity from cuttings, larger than genetic effects of alleles that operate alone.
Root hairs substantially increase the root surface area in contact with the soil, and most of water and nutrients that enter the plant are absorbed through them.
Root hairs substantially increase the root surface area in contact with the soil, and most of the water and nutrients that enter the plant are absorbed through them.
Ultimately, the latter position substantially prevailed, and due process was recognized as embracing only those principles of justice that are "so rooted in the traditions and conscience of our people as to be ranked as fundamental".
