provenance sentence examples

• Items with a known provenance excluding them from further scrutiny.
• Report on provenance research for the period 1933-45 this institution also provides a list of works with incomplete provenance during the period 1933-1945.
• Provenance unknown, to increase its value.
• Report on provenance research for the period 1933-45 this institution also provides a list of works with incomplete provenance during the period 1933-1945.
• It would also provide insights into potential transport paths ( via grain size and sorting analyzes ) and likely sediment provenance.
• However, the issue has wider implications for all other regions that should not become obscured by the resolution's provenance.
• Provenance of the collection gift of marie rambert in 1982.
• To enhance credibility, indicate the provenance of statistics.
• In a world awash in information of dubious provenance, whom can you trust to tell you the truth?
• Provenance trials for forest trees for northern ireland.
• How can the consumer make choices about welfare provenance of the food they eat without it?
• Provenance of the object, known or assumed.
• These mechanisms provide a way of establishing the provenance of any component, and indeed of transformations conducted on these components by others.
• For that reason, the majority are of uncertain provenance.
• Provenance mark a mark which shows the origin of the metal, usually gold or silver, from which the coin was produced.
• Provenance of many items.
• Dna studies are required to identify the provenance of ruddy ducks occurring in europe.
• There are two sites which claim to provide a uk white pages but they are of doubtful provenance and not to be recommended.
• There is a general misconception that once an item passes through a public auction any questionable prior provenance would be erased.
• The rest must now be reckoned to be of uncertain or unknown provenance.

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