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This stage may be tentatively dated back to the 4th millennium bce and even earlier.

These intriguing findings may be tentatively assigned to the free thiol functionality of TO (Fig. 1).

It may be tentatively concluded that an increase in NO formation may be responsible for the observed decrease in antinociceptive effect of morphine in diabetic mice.

This metric encodes both the standard local Schwarzschild gravitational effects and the cosmological Universe expansion effects allowing simultaneously to fine-tune other gravitational effects at intermediate scales, which may be tentatively interpreted as a covariant parameterization of either cold dark matter, either gravitational interaction corrections.

The presence of a transduplication "hotspot" in this region may be tentatively inferred.

Thus, the I-U events may be tentatively related to those states preceding the breaking of the disulfide bonds.

What's more, the EU may even be tentatively, and almost accidentally, groping towards the possibility of a role it has long denied itself.

However, this conclusion may only be tentatively drawn owing to the small sample size of the available published RCTs.

The other two peaks may be explained tentatively in terms of a non uniform composition probably associated with indium segregation.

However, conclusions may be drawn tentatively that HT is effective while acknowledging that this project's design may have been ineffective in measuring the effects of HT, as the questionnaire may not have tested the actual effects of the therapy, and objective measures may be inadequate for exploring subjective experiences such as HT.

As can be seen above, the fossil record of the frenulates and Sclerolinum is considerably poorer and very few fossils may be even tentatively assigned to these siboglinid clades.