Sentence examples for distinct provenance from inspiring English sources

Sandstone compositions and detrital zircon U Pb ages and Lu Hf isotopes from the Middle and Upper Espinhaço sequences were investigated, in conjunction with stratigraphic data, to reveal distinct provenance patterns.

Each collection has a distinct provenance, and the range of topics and time periods is enormous — we have everything from the 17th to the 21st century filed in Section A boxes.

If PABt > threshold value these nodes are positioned in the same cluster PABt which is the derived trust value of "A" to "B" obtained using distinct provenance paths (pathi) for a data input "d" to the stream.

U Pb ages from detrital zircon grains point to distinct provenances for different portions of the schist belt.

The coarser wash borings collected at Birganj contain more quartz and less plagioclase (61±4 and 14±3%; n = 6) compared to Araihazar and Lakshmipur (48±3 and 23±1%; n = 12), but the chemical composition of wash borings from all sites does not differ enough to discern distinct provenances (see Supporting Information).

Water provenance data showed distinct signatures of: precipitation and deep groundwater at 3 4 m below ground level (bgl) and water entering, migrating and discharging at the end of pipe location.

Several toxin, immunity protein, structural modules and secretory components from these systems have a distinct life beyond their locus of provenance, especially in eukaryotic regulatory and defense systems.

These putative species were not associated with geographic provenance, geographic barrier, host preference or distinct phenotypic innovations.

Here we show that that P. ovalis-like SAG DNAs, although clearly of eukaryote provenance (i.e., containing identical rDNA sequences), harbor distinct pools of non-eukaryote sequence.

Objects of known provenance from Coade, Blashfield and Doulton produced three distinct and statistically significant groups demonstrating that the data reflect the composition of the bulk material — rather than surface characteristics.

We identify three distinct families of casposons that differ in their gene repertoires and evolutionary provenance of the DNA polymerases.