Sentence examples for mixed provenance from inspiring English sources

Sediment composition suggests a mixed provenance with sediment supplies from both orogenic belts and cratons.

The mixed provenance of the sediments was supported by the PCA, evaluating their chemical composition.

A mixed provenance, with contributions from Sierras Pampeanas metamorphic igneous complex, pre-Quaternary volcanic rocks and direct input from Andean explosive volcanism, is assumed.

Under the background of sand-mud mixed provenance, gravity flow deposits are to occur below the shelf-slope break, where sedimentation differentiation is the key to the formation of high quality reservoirs.

Moreover, there exists a mixed provenance when it comes to chemical weapons usage inside Syria that would seem to foreclose any knee-jerk reaction that placed the blame for what happened at Khan Sheikhoun solely on the Syrian government void of any official investigation.

However, areas of Royal NP have been replanted with rainforest trees, and although sampling was aimed at avoiding planted individuals, mixed provenance cannot be excluded.

Echoing her mixed embryonic provenance, Dolly's birth symbolised the hybrid public-private arrangements that have come to dominate biology since the 1980s.

However, only two provenances of E. pseudoglobulus were present so these were mixed with five provenances of E. globulus to make up the fourth block.

"Provenance" received mixed to positive reviews from television critics.

As for the streetcar in Times Square yesterday, with its many parts and pieces added over the years, its provenance is as mixed as that of any old New Orleans family.

Volume regression equations and estimates have been developed for A. robusta (two provenances), and one mixed stand of A. atropurpurea (B.Hyland) and A. microstachya (J.F.Bailey & C.T. White) that were established in South Africa (Bredenkamp [1981]).