Sentence examples for should be tentatively from inspiring English sources

The water containing RSBC < 5, 5 10 and >10 meq/L should be tentatively considered as safe, marginal and unsatisfactory, respectively (Gupta and Gupta 1987).

The puzzling short τ D should be tentatively attributed to the outcome of an intrinsic decay mechanism in the TCQR such as strong electron-hole overlap and large transition dipole matrix element, even if the presence of parasitic channels inside the TCQR cannot be ruled out and it possibly plays a role.

We should try to falsify them by "counter-evidence" and "those which survive testing should then be tentatively accepted and regarded as corroborated or closer to the truth than the ones which have been falsified" (O'Hear 2010).

Given the relatively small sample of mathematics and science majors, this outcome should be considered tentatively and kept in perspective.

However, this analysis of grant type should be treated tentatively as the analysis was based on a cohort of papers published over a specific period and not the total complement of outputs arising from a cohort of grants, nor did we explore in detail the nature of other, non-Wellcome Trust funding acknowledged on each paper.

However, the comparison with limma should be interpreted tentatively, because the true false positive rate is unknown.

However, this is based on very limited evidence from the results of the present study and should be considered tentatively, but may warrant examination in future research.

Note that these results should be interpreted tentatively, because the main ANOVA did not show any significant interactions between endogenous cue validity and the other factors.

These findings should be viewed tentatively until findings are replicated with larger and more diverse samples, in longitudinal designs that employ controls.

However, as there are no RCTs, which have included either of these comparisons in the adjuvant treatment of stage III colon cancer, conclusions based upon such indirect comparisons should be approached tentatively.

However, whilst the improvement was unlikely to be due to chance, the clinical significance of this finding should be interpreted tentatively, due to the difficulties in interpreting the standardised mean difference as a measure of effect and the complex aetiology of depression.