Information on compound concentrations in wastewaters and natural and drinking waters, the source of contamination, country of provenance of the samples, year of publication, limits of quantification, and method of analysis was extracted.
Numerous examples demonstrate that Pb and Sr (and also e.g. Nd) isotopes may be used to set constraints on the source or provenance of cultural objects.
The identification of pigments is one of the most important analytical tasks in the characterization of ancient paintings, as it provides a rich source of information about the provenance, date of production, development of painting traditions, and trade of the pigments.
With our use of other web-based data sources, providing provenance of data in PathCase-SB is a necessity.
In sourcing a cell line the establishment of provenance for that cell line should be a key requirement.
Its immediate sequel will offer a census of all known copies (the first attempted since Sir Sidney Lee's in 1902, and a good deal more ambitious in scope), and, as the definitive source of information about the condition, provenance, binding and whereabouts of each extant specimen of F1, it will presumably be seized on at once as the bible of the up-market contract book thief.
"People need to know the provenance and the source of the data and information that is used to make decisions about the receipt of messages.
The tractability of data provenance, namely the source of the data and how it was obtained, is fundamental to assess the reliability of the data sources from which new knowledge is extracted [ 68].
In addition, this requires the development of provenance mechanisms to keep track of data and service sources and intelligent processing performed for future references.
