Sentence examples for strong provenance from inspiring English sources

Provenance (an object's ownership history) is considered during the valuation process, and pieces with strong provenance typically sell for significantly higher prices.

"These markets are looking for premium quality food, with a strong provenance story, so our potential for growth is huge".

The strong provenance effects we show are consistent with the growing body of community genetics work linking host plant genotypic variation to associated trophic levels (Wimp et al. 2005; Bangert and Whitham 2007).

"Celebrity cars with strong, proven provenance get good dollars," Mr. Myers said.

In hot humid equatorial climate chemical weathering may be so strong that provenance signatures may be largely lost and even detritus derived from crystalline basement rocks reduced to quartzose sand.

The sand dam on the lakeshore exhibits relatively low maturity, moderately poor sorting and roundness, and strong inheritance of provenance.

Both look strong, given their provenance.

The contrast between this and the strong host plant provenance effects present at the Petite Charnie trial is likely to reflect contrasting levels of adaptive genetic and phenotypic diversity of the oaks in each study.

Given its folkloric provenance, stronger results in Germany ($683K and Austriaa ($423K) might have been nice.

"Whenever I go to the stadium I can feel in my heart that Rexha is with us," Fidan says, and the sense of provenance is strong.

Slightly self-congratulatory for the owner of a car company with a prototype still under construction, no sales stated and strong leveraging of a provenance in name only.