Sentence examples for potential provenance from inspiring English sources

While authenticating any artwork is a matter of opinion, the potential provenance of the pictures was "a matter of significant public concern," Mr Norsigian's lawyers argued.

The potential provenance of the reworked material and the underlying processes of the reworking are discussed.

In this respect, investigations on the distribution pattern of different foraminiferal species in recent offshore sedimentary environments are required in search of potential provenance areas in the former pre-event littoral to inner-shelf zones and for the interpretation of event-related hydraulic processes.

We traceda potential provenance of the commonly used BGstrains through an exhaustive search of the open literature and the archives of the University of Wisconsin,which suggested a possible lineage from which the "military" BGstrains were derived.

These data can now also be used to help establish the likely provenance of zoo lions, as an assessment before potential inclusion in ex-situ breeding programmes.

The isotope measurements demonstrate that also silver isotopes has a large potential for provenance studies.

Mixed effects models were used for two sub-specific varieties of each species to describe clines in growth potential associated with provenance climate while accounting for study effects not eliminated by scaling.

We distinguish phenological effects from other potential differences between provenances (e.g., variation in chemical defences) by incorporating provenance phenology into our analyses.

On occasion, the sketchy details about the provenance prompted potential buyers to seek authentication.

His few supporters argue that dealers are not obligated to disclose an antique's provenance to potential buyers: "Nowhere in the rules of antique furniture does it say you have to tell someone where an object came from.

The potential influence of geographic provenance and substrate on strain evolution and properties are discussed.