Sentence examples for provenance reference from inspiring English sources

It's the HMS Cool Scandinavia, but should you forget your SUV's provenance, reference the thumbprint-size Swedish flag stitched in the front passenger's seat back.

Here we use the term provenance to reference a particular location sampled, and population to describe individuals from that location (Rehfeldt et al. 2002).

In addition to automating the administration of Galaxy's built-in data cache, the Data Manager framework provides a pluggable approach for ensuring reproducibility and provenance tracking of reference data.

Data Manager tools remove the technical burdens of ensuring the reproducibility and provenance of built-in reference data from the hands of the Galaxy administrator and make it an automated point-and-click process.

Next, the concept of an ActivePaper as a collection of electronic datasets with references and provenance information is introduced.

We also offer provenance information by providing an external reference to the main source.

Despite the old world quality of this 24-year-old restaurant, Emilio has never stood still; a shorter table menu, many more specials, more references to the provenance of a dish, and, of course, higher prices.

These data are important to serve as references for the provenance attribution of archaeological samples.

Sequences from Tosi et al. [ 44] and Tosi and Coke [ 25] were included as references to establish provenance of our cynomolgus macaque samples and a single baboon (Papio sp).

Besides looking at ancient scrolls, the multispectral scanner can compare things like bank notes and passports with reference documents of known provenance.

Combining data from different frequencies has highlighted the old ink and allowed the document to be read.Besides looking at ancient scrolls, the multispectral scanner can compare things like bank notes and passports with reference documents of known provenance.