Sentence examples for shared provenance from inspiring English sources

Its relationship with fish reflects a shared provenance: water.

Year scores from 1976 to 2009 were used in dendroclimatic analyses to examine shared provenance radial growth responses to test site climate.

The Open Provenance Model is a model of provenance that is designed to meet the following requirements: (1) Allow provenance information to be exchanged between systems, by means of a compatibility layer based on a shared provenance model.

Cellular origin will frequently dictate function, and microglia share provenance with other tissue-resident macrophages [ 38, 45].

Examination of year scores of the first and second principal component axes provided insight into similarities in climatic sensitivity shared among provenances planted at each of the 7 test sites.

Dendroclimatic analysis was conducted to examine the relationship between year scores representing the main modes of variation (i.e., the first (PC1) and second (PC2) principal component axes) shared across provenances at each test site with respect to the monthly and seasonal climate at each test site.

The web-based front-end allows multiple users to collaborate in managing jobs and builds as well as giving them shared access to output and provenance data.

Nonetheless, in the future it may be that both data and computational tools will be made available in some new form of 'supplementary material' or associated data warehouse to help track the shared data and it's provenance.

The comparison of SNPs, in which only one of the two alleles is shared between coastal and interior provenances suggest a higher level of genetic diversity in coastal provenances because three times as many SNPs are polymorphic for both alleles in the coastal (7,158 SNPs in the ci/c group) than in the interior accessions (2,547 SNPs in the ci/i group).

With most recipes, she tells a story about the vendor who shared it with her or the provenance of the dish and its variations.

I'd also expect more technologies (like Stipple) to auto-fingerprint photographs to preserve their provenance as they're shared across the web or before being screenshot and manipulated on mobile devices.