Sentence examples for correct provenance from inspiring English sources

All (not me) had to guess the correct provenance of each bottle.

Correct provenance assignment can also help (4) detect modern forgeries or ancient copies of original works.

But there are needs, of course, so new possessions are low-key, sustainable and of the correct provenance; lavish, logoed excess is out, simple authenticity is in.

If the third sample from SC7 has the correct provenance, then this is potentially a group of three maternally related individuals (adult male SC4, juvenile female SC7 and sex indeterminate SC7).

Through correct selection of provenance or seed source, growth and stem quality can be improved (from the provenance means) as high as 23% and 17% respectively (Keiding et al., 1986).

I ran this speculation past Ben Zimmer of visualthesaurus.com, who replied: "I think your hunch is correct about the provenance of the 'I don't do X' phrasal template.

Witmer agrees that researchers are "absolutely correct" to question the fossil's provenance but says he is "satisfied" with the team's conclusions that it is authentic.

By adopting consistent and canonical identifiers for every aspect of chemical entities identified here, we have demonstrated facile cross-domain chemical knowledge integration while preserving correct data correspondence and explicit data provenance information.

Napier's expedition, and the political context surrounding it, is brought to colourful life, with the usual wealth of notes (in which MacDonald Fraser isn't above correcting Flashman's inaccuracies) provided as provenance.

Again, their particular characteristics would contribute to a correct assessment of the probable date and provenance of a document.

It then gives ministers a set of tools to tweak and purge any law – not just those of EU provenance – judged to contain "deficiencies" that need "correcting".