Sentence examples for establishing provenance from inspiring English sources

Establishing provenance on the sneakers proved difficult.

Before forensics, the standard process of authentication involved establishing provenance.

A great problem with old maps, Reese said, is establishing provenance.

If establishing provenance is not an option, as in this case of Theobald's missing manuscripts, a scholar must examine the text for qualitative clues (images, metaphors) as well as quantitative (punctuation, contractions, grammar), which, Mr. Hammond said, "are unlikely to be used consciously and can't be imitated by forgers".

Randol Schoenberg balked, saying he wanted to establish provenance before discussing a sale.

Fooling the Allied Monuments Men at war's end, Gurlitt failed to return the looted art to its rightful owners, and the battle to establish provenance continues today.

Commenting on an earlier Reading group post, TheOrbys wrote that Camus "deliberately" avoided including realistic legal proceedings: "Such a trial in France was very implausible - no police testimony, no real background on Raymond, no established provenance for the gun, etc".

This framework is also designed to establish provenance, linking data from sources directly to a research area for maximum productivity and pedigree.

All of the NABP-approved and "legally compliant" websites, except one, either demanded original prescriptions or (for two websites) accepted faxed prescriptions but followed-up with the prescribing physician to establish provenance.

Sequences from Tosi et al. [ 44] and Tosi and Coke [ 25] were included as references to establish provenance of our cynomolgus macaque samples and a single baboon (Papio sp).

These documents are intended to help researchers establish provenances and descendants of the rightful owners bring law cases to reclaim family property, often from famous museums.