Sentence examples for tentative comparison from inspiring English sources

Pussemier, L., Larondelle, Y., Van Peteghem, C. & Huyghebaert, A. Chemical safety of conventionally and organically produced foodstuffs: a tentative comparison under Belgian conditions.

Because time delays in simple porous media dynamics have recently been analysed using a fractional derivative approach, we insert fractional time derivatives, i.e., a type of time-average of the fluid-rock interactions, to make a tentative comparison of these two deeply different methods in our model.

Nevertheless, in the following, a tentative comparison is attempted.

Still, we can make a tentative comparison based on the assumption that act-detect's object classifier will be applied at N = 5 different scales.

Then, we make a tentative comparison with recently developed methods, which significantly reduced the computational effort with respect to window-sliding methods (section " Efficient Subwindow Search").

Basically, a tentative comparison between the present findings with descriptions on ageing glabrous skin suggests that typical signs of chronological ageing were blurred by those of dermal photoaging.

When MC Taylor first attracted attention as Hiss Golden Messenger, he drew tentative comparisons with those titans of contemporary Americana, Bill Callahan and Will Oldham.

Patterns of meanings were identified and recorded, and subsequently tentative comparisons were made across cases.

However, a limited number of qualitative studies on clinician and patient gender exist from which we may draw tentative comparisons.

Detailed discussion on the individual predictors can be found in Additional File 1: Appendix 4. Since there are no similar studies that develop models for predicting patients' rechallenge status, we will assess the performance of our model by making tentative comparisons with other models developed in other biomedical fields.

Robert Rauschenberg's famous wish to operate in the gap between art and life seems tentative by comparison; Matta-Clark's approach was gap free.