Sentence examples for this kind of root from inspiring English sources

This kind of root system is not available to monocots.

Here, we could look to fossils as an additional source of data for tackling this kind of rooting question, not the least because fossils may include branches that diverged before the features of crown groups had evolved (i.e., early fossils may include members of the onychophoran and arthropod stem groups; see Fig. 3 for an example of how the latter are depicted on a tree).

This kind of hairy root has been abnormal with slow growth since it was cultured on solid medium during the stage of sterilization.

In some ways it's odd that no one thought to try this kind of grass-roots, hard-slog approach to breaking electronic artists before.

In Asia and US this kind of historical roots of industrialization do not exist or they are less obvious.

The case for the kind of root-and-branch constitutional rethink that Gordon Brown made on Thursday continues to be overwhelming.

He has settled in London in part to give his children the kind of roots he never had, and he claims not to miss the Hollywood life.

The book's aim was to better understand the flaws in prosecutorial functions and recommend reforms — to perform the kind of root-cause analysis Neufeld would like to see more of from officials.

In a speech in Grenoble, he said: "I believe this kind of madness has roots in the state of a society, and in French society this kind of attack, of acts, is multiplying.

While many of the correlations now seem implausible, this kind of thinking is rooted in a concern for acting in harmony with natural patterns, going back to the concept of shi 時, which refers to the seasons, to the temporal configuration of a given moment, and to the ability to act according to the demands of that moment (on this issue, see Sellman 2002).

Suffice it to say, this kind of violence is rooted in chaos and rarely commands the national scrutiny we might like.