Sentence examples for tentative effect from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, some evidence that personal norms mediate the tentative effect of subjective norms on intended condom use with steady sex partners was found.

As dancer succeeded dancer, with many random-seeming exits and entrances, "Femina" was often diffuse and too full of tentative effects (the shoe-thwacking, for example).

Instead, we observed a tentative attenuating effect on total distance traveled by female GHR-KO mice as induced by the RIP::IGF-1 transgene (P = 0.0176); this distance traveled was so greatly reduced by the transgene that female GHR-KO RIP::IGHR-KO RIPdiffered robustly from GHR-N littermices (P = 0.0007) (Table 2).

A tentative result at least for the two types of SCs studied is that the chicane results in a reduced effect on speed variation compared to the hump.

In the event that these emerge at a later stage, it would be recommended to initiate (additional) animal studies to gain a better mechanistic understanding and/or restrict use in humans to populations that are not at risk for the tentative adverse effects while initiating a 'pharmacovigilance'-type study (postmarketing surveillance study).

Although none of the interaction terms for any of the MRI findings tested were statistically significant, Modic changes Type 1, large Modic changes and large Modic changes Type 1 showed tentative evidence of effect modification that was potentially important in size (point estimates ranging from −0.99 to −1.49 on the NRS).

In this study we propose for the first time an approach for the tentative derivation of effect-based water quality trigger values for an apical endpoint, the cytotoxicity measured by the bioluminescence inhibition in Vibrio fischeri.

But a surprisingly placid performance of the Mozart concerto, in which the usually brilliant Mr. Aimard seemed tentative, undermined the overall effect of this adventure in programming.

We also report tentative results on the effect of temperature on the graphene sample thickness.

A tentative explanation for this effect has been provided, taking into account the formation of the finest hydroxide layer at the nanocrystallite surface of slightly heated In2O3 films.

The effect is tentative -- fleeting, almost -- as if the artist herself were shell-shocked.