Sentence examples for indicates the provenance from inspiring English sources

But while the borough's newcomers early on originated primarily from England, Ireland, the Netherlands and Africa (by way of slavery), later from Germany, and later still from Eastern and Southern Europe, the family guide to the exhibition indicates the provenance of subsequent waves; it is now available in Arabic, Russian, Spanish and Chinese -- as well as English.

107 Authors should indicate the provenance and properties of scales.

The second vector r ∈ { 0, 1 } n indicates the true provenance r i ∈ { 0, 1 } of each read i (i.e. whether i was obtained from the 'maternal' or the 'paternal' copy; because we do not have information to determine which copy comes from which parent, we refer to them as 0, 1).

Variations on the sandy component and gravel type within the fan-delta system among different units indicate the control of provenance.

The different behaviors between Rb and Sr are useful in identifying material provenance and indicating the intensity of chemical weathering [1, 3].

The medium maturity of the mineralogy indicates a nearby provenance, which suggests that the formation is a continental lake-basin deposit (Hu et al. 2008).

Altogether, we identified 318 individual proteins from 150 bands/spots (Table S1 contains the full list of identified proteins and indicates their provenance) from which 43 were known MAPs, microtubule motors and related proteins, previously reported in association with microtubule cytoskeleton (Table S2, columns "D" and "J").

Analysis of major element abundances, ratios, and trace element ratios indicates that the dust provenance of the Xinmocun lacustrine sediments is different from that of the CLP, and is similar to that of the loess at Ganzi and Hongyuan nearby the study area.

The inferred coarser sediment in PLS-1 indicates provenance from areas with abundant glacigenic debris flows, (such as the Bjørnøya Trough-Mouth Fan).

These provide a unique microfossil signature that indicate provenance from the local till.

This article describes this new technology, indicating its provenance and its position in the evolution of CT.