Sentence examples for though provenances from from inspiring English sources

Cross-inoculation studies using crushed nodules suggest that cluster 2 strains form a separate and unique host specificity group [ 9– 11], even though provenances from the full geographical range have not yet been tested.

Founded in 2004, HDH sources wines of proven provenance from private cellars around the country.

Krasser (Lophozonia glauca) (Hualo) were studied in two provenances from Mediterranean Central Chile (pre-Andean mountain range provenance and coastal range provenance).

Among regional and sub-regional provenances, Indonesian provenances from plantations grow faster than other provenances, especially where the provenance x region matching is concerned (Keiding et al., 1986).

All three provenances from Nam Bak and two provenances from Viet Nam were among the slower growing seed lots.

RDataTracker is an R package that collects data provenance from R scripts (https://github.com/End-to-end-provenance/RDataTracker).

Which supports the uncanny quality Vanda must have, her provenance from Eros's dark side.

She shared, Auctions are great because under one roof you have pieces of every provenance, from famous makers, every period.

Only the most genetically divergent provenance, from Telavi in Georgia, showed a markedly lower Form score than other provenances.

More intriguing than the sheer size of the cast, though, is its provenance.

The purchase went ahead from a London dealer named Robin Symes, even though the provenance was laughable.