Sentence examples for a more tentative interpretation from inspiring English sources

However, signals detected for the remaining 36 ORFs might be mixed with those from upstream ORFs, and a more tentative interpretation is implicit in the results discussed below.

Then Manning would have had more options, forcing Pittsburgh into a more tentative stance.

Mr. Geithner said the Continent's policy makers had taken "a more tentative and slow approach".

Mr. Richardson gave an admirably nuanced performance, partnering a more tentative Drew Jacoby.

Other studies have proposed a more tentative connection between one generation's experience and the next.

Bureaucrats will take a more tentative approach toward implementing Kremlin initiatives, especially ones that might elicit public ire.

Maryland took a more tentative approach, approving a three-year pilot program in 2015.

For a more tentative group, thumb wrestling is possibly a better idea.

Although there is strong consensus in considering smoking increases as unhealthy behaviours that increase the risk of early death, we are more tentative in our interpretation of a decrease in body weight.

A tentative interpretation of both studies would suggest that more severely impaired patients benefit more from problem-solving training in comparison to other trainings, while higher-functioning patients do not show this differential effect.

"There is a concern in the back of my head that I might be a little more tentative.