Sentence examples for provenance between from inspiring English sources

On Monday the Museum of Fine Arts, Boston, said that it found more than 200 paintings in its collection with gaps in provenance between 1933 and 1945.

However, we know of no study—including those included in this meta-analysis that successfully links invariant herbaceous diversity or abundance values to strong differences in species provenance between deer access and exclosure plots.

A total of 2,688 of the existing Sanger EST contigs were represented in the output from the 454 runs, leaving 639 (19%) without representation, reflecting the difference in tissue provenance between samples.

The mean germination capacity of seeds from the pre-Andean provenance ranged between 19 and 48% at the El Melado and Las Lomas sites, respectively.

In woody angiosperms, the ratio of S to G monomers (S/G) varies between species, provenance, and also between cell type within a tree (Pinto et al. 2002; Rodrigues et al. 1999; Rodrigues et al. 2001).

Archaeologists scoff at the suggestion of naïveté, since collectors are typically educated, wealthy people who understand the relationship between provenance and value and are not likely to let important documents fall behind the couch.

Because of the contemporaneous falling sea level and continent uplifting, it reduces the distance between provenance and deepwater sedimentary supply, which is beneficial to form sediments.

Examples of genetic adaptation in trees include the link between provenance location and tree growth rate and phenology, i.e., tree provenances from more northern latitudes generally grow more slowly and start growing earlier in spring/stop earlier in fall compared to those from more southern latitudes.

[EKF*09] 2009 discuss an architecture for provenance inter-operability between multiple sources.

We thus expect phenological mismatch with native oaks to correlate with differences in latitude between provenance origins and the trial site.

We hypothesized that non-native provenances would show (i) declining growth performance with increasing distance between provenance origin and trial site, and (ii) phenological differences to local oaks that increased with latitudinal differences between origin and trial site.