Sentence examples for present a tentative from inspiring English sources

We also present a tentative analysis of this species' population history during the last 100,000 years utilizing genomic data.

In this paper we present a tentative four-dimensional framework in terms of surface of integration, scope of integration, time horizon of integration, and intensity of integration.

The leadership of the firefighters' union had been scheduled to present a tentative contract to its 8,000 members at a meeting on Sept. 14 and put it to a vote later in the month.

The owner of the property, the Metropolitan Transportation Authority, plans to negotiate with Tishman Speyer throughout the weekend so that the authority can present a tentative deal at its March 26 board meeting.

We present a tentative mechanistic model of the effect of DBI misregulation on neuronal function that could explain some of the aspects of the pathology of Zellweger syndrome.

Based on the trust distrust literature reviewed earlier and the various factors of trust distrust hypothesized, we present a tentative patient's trust distrust measurement instrument in Table 6.

Mayor Koch, however, in presenting a tentative budget for next year, plans to add several thousand employees to the city budget.

The discussion presents a tentative account of the functional differences in the triggering conditions of the AN and the P600/SPS.

Transcript mapping was done based on the October 2000 Freeze of the University of California at Santa Cruz's working draft sequence, which presents a tentative assembly of the finished and draft human genomic sequence based on the Washington University-Saint Louis clone map.

With the Taliban leadership anxious to present a more moderate face amid tentative peace moves to end the 11-year war, any link to such a grisly slaying could further reduce public support for the insurgency, particularly in the south where they have the biggest backing.

In the development of Foucault's historical narrative we are presented with a tentative study of the historian.