Sentence examples for original tentative from inspiring English sources

Regardless of which of these origin stories is the true one, the original tentative title for the film had been "Beatlemania" and when the new title was agreed upon, it became necessary to write and quickly record a new title song, which was completed on 16 April, just eight days before filming was finished.

Original tentative suggestions of a link were in the form of a case report of acute MI in a patient with Q fever infection[ 9].

Two years later, 11 of 13 patients with an original tentative RA diagnosis had fulfilled the ACR criteria, while two patients were reclassified (one to psoriatic arthritis [erosive arthritis, rheumatoid factor-negative and psoriasis] and one to unspecific self-limiting arthritis).

The newly remastered 25th-anniversary edition from Warner Home Video restores the film's subtle textures (almost tactile in the Blu-ray version) and offers both the upbeat studio ending and Mr. Brickman's original, more tentative and melancholic conclusion.

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.

The items of the ChQOL in the original Chinese and tentative English translation were listed in Appendix 1 (Additional file 1).

For lack of original data, though, this tentative analysis should be treated with care.

Since the deal was struck in March 2011 Netflix has taken a couple of tentative steps into original programming, picking up overseas shows that had never been seen in the United States before.

Newbler was used to map the original reads back onto this tentative consensus, which made a few corrections to it.

The affinity between Nodaviruses and sobemoviruses, within the Picornavirus superfamily, is in fact explicitly presented as tentative in the original article (Koonin EV: The phylogeny of RNA-dependent RNA polymerases of positive-strand RNA viruses. J Gen Virol 1991, 72 9):2197–2206) and in the most recent article: "[The] sobemovirus and nodavirus clade (clade 2) is only moderately supported".

Ben Brantley of the New York Times finds the revival superior to the original, adding, "Mr. Steggert, as a tentative rebel in search of a cause, provides a hot center of real pain".