When the Fawcett Society sought reassurance about standards at the factory, Whistles emailed back to say CMT is "a fully audited, socially and ethical compliant factory" and cited accreditations relating to the provenance and content of materials.
These were then clustered into five categories of Ownership, Sensitivity, Usage, Provenance and Content Type, in order to consolidate them into as few criteria as possible.
There are other mineral alteration mechanisms by which hydrogen can be generated in sediments on relatively short time scales (e.g. [19]), but the correlation of sediment provenance with hydrogen content shows that radiolysis is a major contributor.
To maintain service integrity and content provenance, a history log is also used to keep track of user activities.
Specifically, our system, called the eGenVar data-management system (EGDMS), allows users to report, track, and share information on data content, provenance and lineage of files.
Consequently, both the biobank's phenotypic diversity and its ability to track data content, provenance and sample metadata are critical factors for the biobank's scientific impact.
Although having detailed metadata on content, provenance and sample relations enables both replication and reuse, thereby increasing the data's scientific impact, scientists will in reality weigh these benefits against the labour required to report and maintain the metadata.
In 2000, David Gill, a professor of ancient history at Swansea University, in Wales, and Christopher Chippindale, of Cambridge University, tabulated the provenance of the contents of several published collections, including that of the San Antonio Museum.
At issue is net neutrality, the idea that all data on the internet should be treated equitably, regardless of content or provenance.
The content and provenance of all these documents have been studied in depth by serious scholars and have been found to raise as many questions as they answer.
