Sentence examples for a tentative interpretation of from inspiring English sources

A tentative interpretation of the short-term behaviour is presented with some reservation.

Exposure ages and erosion rates calculated from the cosmogenic 3He concentrations are combined with a geomorphological study, to produce a tentative interpretation of landscape evolution in the mountainous interior of Gran Canaria.

A tentative interpretation of these results is presented in the section Discussion.

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.

In the analysis of cases we closely examined the observational field notes and interview transcriptions of one mother-child pair, and wrote a tentative interpretation seeking to understand this participant's reasoning and actions from her point of view.

However, no influence of background factors on the unique aspects of digital reading ability was found, and a tentative interpretation could be that digital reading ability is not (yet) perceived as a part of a cultural capital.

A tentative interpretation may be that children living in a household with two parents among which one of the parents has BPD, ASPD or NPD symptoms may act out, protest, and be defiant, oppositional and restless.

Even if further work remains to be done, the results, as discussed in the light of earlier work on tacticity-driven microstructure PVC property relationships and on space charge distribution of PVC after hydrogenation, studied by the TS method, provide an original although still tentative interpretation of the space charge behaviour of PE.

It's a question that fans of "Follies," a rabidly passionate lot, may well ask themselves after seeing Matthew Warchus's pale and strangely tentative interpretation of this tale of former Ziegfeld-style performers gathered for a last reunion.

One tentative interpretation of these findings is that longer-range plasticity (where the deprived cortex is recruited by the intact hand) elicits structural white matter change, whereas more local plasticity (where the deprived cortex is recruited by the residual arm) does not.

Tentative interpretations of MIC results, according to NCCLS M24-A (17 ) and data from Heifets (18 ), are reported in Table 1.