Sentence examples for poor provenance from inspiring English sources
This suggests that REE chemistry might be relatively independent of chemical weathering, whereas HFSEs are affected by this process and therefore make relatively poor provenance proxies.
In an era when we are engulfed in information – much of it of poor quality, uncertain provenance or just wrong – there should be a premium on professional assessment, analysis and presentation of information of public interest.
"Australians recognize the economic value of Chinese investments but are wary of their provenance and the poor transparency of Chinese state-run companies," said Kerry Brown, executive director of the China Studies Center at the University of Sydney.
However, in contrast to marine basins, the continental basins in China have multiple provenances, complex lithology, poor sorting, and a complicated lithology wave impedance relationship, which make it difficult to interpret their lithology based on 90° phase shifting.
The relationships we found between host plant vigour and herbivore abundance are relevant to two stages in a climate matching strategy: the expected poor performance under current climates of introduced provenances matched to predicted future conditions, and the expected decline in the performance of native provenances as climates move away from any locally adapted range.
The sand dam on the lakeshore exhibits relatively low maturity, moderately poor sorting and roundness, and strong inheritance of provenance.
Even the power of provenance at Wright's Sept. 14 sale from the Gabrielle and Michael Boyd collection made a poor showing: 20percentt went unsold, including the most expensive lots.
Diagenesis has obscured provenance information and severely reduced porosity within the syn-rift sediments, causing them to have poor reservoir potential.
"Provenance," the girl said.
Its provenance is telling.
