Sentence examples for provenances to from inspiring English sources

Some of the artifacts seized Thursday had been previously displayed in major museums, they said, and in some cases, they said, Mr. Kapoor had created false provenances to disguise the fact that they were stolen.

Data from the disparate studies were scaled according to climate similarities of the provenances to provide single datasets for 781 P. ponderosa and 1193 P. menziesii populations.

The year scores for PC1 and PC2 were examined in relation to an array of test site climate variables using multiple regression analysis to examine the commonality of growth response across all provenances to the climate of each test site.

The world collection of rice varieties was developed previously based on a genome-wide RFLP survey of 332 varieties representing a wide range of geographic provenances to analyze rice genomic diversity [20].

Dendrochronological methods can be effectively applied to describe the genetic adaptation of tree provenances to environmental conditions (e.g., Chhin 2010; McClane et al. 2011; Pluess and Weber 2012; King et al. 2013; Eilmann et al. 2014; Chhin 2015) and to examine geographic variation in response to climate (e.g., Chen et al. 2010).

If these models accurately describe provenance co-variance, then the influence of tree provenance on gall abundance is substantially greater (38 95%) than would be inferred by assuming provenances to be statistically independent.

Sea Change has its own provenance to sell.

Such interwoven biographies add provenance to original artwork.

Over the years the Met has returned many objects of questionable provenance to other countries.

Also to have that provenance, to come directly from a member of the family – "it is an absolutely amazing provenance".

But don't allow league tables of dubious provenance to dictate how we decide to educate our children.