Sentence examples for could tentatively be from inspiring English sources

If there is one characteristic above all which might give it that internal dynamic, even magic, which could tentatively be said to make it special, it was tenacity.

If C and D were found to differ by four amino acid substitutions in a single protein, then it could tentatively be assumed that two substitutions (four total changes divided by two species) had taken place in the evolutionary lineage of each species.

The cause of this synergy could tentatively be assigned to an electronic transfer between the two metallic components in the mixed sulphides.

The difference between Norway and Sweden, regarding the influence of economic capital, could tentatively be ascribed to the fact that the correlation between cultural and economic capital is slightly higher for Sweden.

Thus for Erasmus, rhetoric was the art of probable argumentation, ending not in the certitude claimed by logicians but in a conclusion that one of the outcomes was more probable than the others and could tentatively be regarded as true.

Cavka and Jönsson (2013) studied the effects of detoxification with sodium borohydride on selected inhibitors, and, assuming that benzoquinones could tentatively be present in lignocellulosic hydrolysates, found that treatment with sodium borohydride quantitatively reduced BQ to hydroquinone and reduced the concentration of DMBQ with 86 %.

Few involved signalling elements could already tentatively be aligned.

Furthermore, milder Giα-2 targeting by miR-30 could also tentatively be beneficial, as retention of Gi activity serves to reduce myocyte death.

Production of BC and enzyme could tentatively also be integrated with biofuel manufacture, which would benefit from production of high value-added co-products and from on-site production of hydrolytic enzymes.

The transaminase has tentatively been designated MbnN.

However, because of the unavailability of authentic compounds, some of the peaks could only be tentatively assigned.