Sentence examples for a tentative indication from inspiring English sources

The constraint violation in a network can also be considered as an early indication of a system that heads towards a stressed operating condition, however, it is a tentative indication of stress because not all constraint violations lead to load shedding.

Still, the rough estimates above provide a tentative indication of the small size of the early Palauans.

There is also tentative indication that EB profile and scaffolding treatment interact, with complex-EB learners benefiting most from the scaffolded condition.

Mr. Draghi's statement, along with tentative indications that countries like Spain and Portugal are getting a grip on their economic problems, held out hope that a turning point in the euro zone crisis might be on the distant horizon.

There are some tentative indications of success.

Investors took little notice Friday of tentative indications that the European economy was improving over all.

Peter Stott, who leads the Met Office's climate monitoring and attribution team, said there were "tentative indications in recently published papers that melting Arctic sea ice is affecting the position and behaviour of the jet stream".

Halifax said there were "some tentative indications" that activity in the housing market was stabilising, but stressed it was important not to place too much weight on one month's figures.

There are also tentative indications that the compounds formed reflect the detailed compositions of the underlying alloys but any relationship between the position of the analyzed area relative to the body and the production of phosphates cannot be confirmed from this particular dataset.

Tentative indications about critical time windows for fetal development under different deleterious conditions are presented whenever possible.

However, no such correlation was found, providing tentative indications that large proteins in general do not possess more functions than smaller proteins.