Sentence examples for suggesting tentatively from inspiring English sources

The authors also noted that a particular Xenopus strain showed a high tadpole mortality rate and a slower adult recovery time; suggesting tentatively that the genotype of this strain might infer higher susceptibility, though no sequence information was presented [21].

'Do you think we should go and take a look at it, maybe, later in the week?' I suggest tentatively.

"A lot of projects were finally wrapping up, and I knew I wanted to have more connection to the natural landscape," he suggests tentatively.

At first James tries to do whatever will make Sumi happy and snap her out of what he feels may be some postmenopausal phase ("a Stage 2 kind of thing?" he suggests tentatively).

It is suggested tentatively that this may have been made during manufacture of a composite artefact designed for visual display.

In a way, we suggest tentatively...isn't she almost asking for it?

We suggest tentatively that the difference may be related to the key GSR measurement in Mandryk and Inkpen (2004) reflecting an arousal-driven baseline, while in our case the GSR measurement reflected a transient aversive response to a stimulus.

On the basis of the above observations we suggest tentatively the following model for P. sativum domestication.

Hence, further research is needed to confirm the putative link between high SASI scores and social phobia in men, suggested tentatively by the present data.

For screening colonoscopy, evidence was restricted to six observational studies, the results of which suggest tentatively an even stronger reduction in distal colorectal cancer incidence and mortality, along with a significant reduction in mortality from cancer of the proximal colon.

Our trees also suggest tentatively (although lacking support for the placement of Admiratio + Masoura) that the Madagascan mycalesines comprise two independent radiations (subgenera Admiratio+Masoura, and the clade including subgenera Heteropsis+Henotesia).