Sentence examples for draw a tentative from inspiring English sources
Our studies allowed us to draw a tentative SAR profile and to optimize this series with the identification of compounds 10, 11 and 14 15 which displayed potent mPGES-1 inhibition in a cell-free assay.
Summarizing the great efforts that have been made, we can draw a tentative conclusion that age, gender, (health) literacy, socio-economic class, comorbidities, and emotional and cognitive function are key recurring patient characteristics that are associated with self-management capacity.
Although data are still scarce and the temporal characterization of exogenous attention needs additional research, the effects reported to date allow us to draw a tentative picture of the temporal dynamics of exogenous attention to affective distractors, which is summarized in Fig. 5.
Draw a tentative fence location with spray paint in the desired area.
Aaron produced another full ball that drew a tentative push and Vijay this time took a good catch low down.
THE HAGUE/MOSCOW, March 25 (Reuters) - Russia and the West drew a tentative line under the Ukraine crisis on Tuesday after U.S. President Barack Obama and his allies agreed to hold off on more damaging economic sanctions unless Moscow goes beyond the seizure of Crimea.
Yet there was still enough in today's exchanges, and in events earlier in the week, to draw a few tentative conclusions about what may be about to unfold.
Our systematic review of the prevalence of CAM use in the EU concluded that the included studies were too heterogeneous in terms of definitions and methodological rigor to draw even a tentative picture [ 9].
Earlier this month, eurozone authorities drew up a tentative proposal to enforce stricter consequences on countries that borrow beyond an agreed-upon limit.
Assuming at first that he is a representative from the Bureau of Antiquities, Helen finds herself drawn into a tentative relationship with Imhotep while also experiencing clairvoyant flashbacks to a previous life in Nineteenth Dynasty Egypt as a priestess of Isis.
"I'm standing on fragile ground when I say this," began one student, sounding a bit tentative, straining to draw a connection between the writings of Primo Levi and Czeslaw Milosz.
