Sentence examples for may tentatively from inspiring English sources

"We may tentatively conclude that the principal factor differentiating London's attitudes from the rest of the country is not its socially liberal attitudes but the size and preference of the visible minority vote within it," the authors say.

The Indians say they may scale down their commitment.At the same time, America may tentatively step back into peacekeeping as the memory of its "Black Hawk Down" humiliation in Somalia fades.

A weak absorption around 390 nm may tentatively be attributed to this product.

While any string of words (or non-words) can be a proper name, we may (tentatively) locate that liberality in the form of proper nouns.

For interpretation from the chemical point of view, we may tentatively attribute a change in the OSEE signal after exposure in air or water to a change of the state of the substrate surface [11].

On the other hand, one may tentatively interpret, in Lewisian fashion, the laws of a CA as the generalizations contained within the deductive system that best describes the CA behavior.

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.