Compared to the rank method, the prime method achieves a higher provenance compression ratio.
Because the topology for the provenance graph is not included (in the PN, BFP schemes) or only partially included (in the PPF scheme), lossy schemes can achieve a higher provenance compression ratio.
"Scottish seafood is renowned around the world for its high quality, provenance and sustainability, yet despite signs of global economic recovery, it would seem that the market for our fish and shellfish is showing little sign of improving.
In the samples analyzed there were higher inter-provenance than intra-provenance variations between microarray results in a multidimensional scaling plot (Additional file 1: Figure S3).
We advocate that this high intra-provenance variation must be adequately managed.
Lastly, while GCH was tightly grouped for the E. bicostata provenances at Kawerau, there was greater variaation among provenances, and higher GCH provenance means at Otaua and McKinnon (Table 8).
Mrs. Whyte collects fabric the way she collects people, with enormous enthusiasm and a wholehearted appreciation of provenance, high or low.
Here, the modern British restaurant menu places a high regard on provenance, listing the food miles of dishes that include slow-braised belly of Blythburgh pork, sourced from a farm four miles away, and fillets of lemon sole landed 22 miles along the coast.
The oldest cephalopods unequivocally known from deeper water depositional environments off the carbonate platforms are mid Tremadocian (IGCP 410 time slice 1b [8]) in age and of high latitude paleogeographical provenance.
Britain this week said it planned to close a loophole which allows antique dealers to sell ivory items without rigorous checks on its provenance, but high profile MPs, conservationists and scientists wrote to Theresa May to say a total ban is needed.
