Sentence examples for tentative existence from inspiring English sources
Once the theater's lease ends, it will transfer to a month-to-month agreement, making for a tentative existence.
Local spread also appeared to exist, as suggested by the tentative (P = 0.06) existence of spatio-temporal clustering of PCVAD and detection of a spatio-temporal cluster (P = 0.04).
The area of data withholding deserves further investigation, as this has been consistently identified as an issue [ 1, 6] and our research provides some tentative support for its existence.
This finding lends tentative support to the existence of a core tRNA set with a higher than usual level of syntenic conservation, as has been proposed in bacteria (Withers et al. 2006).
As soon became apparent, this theory removed whatever tentative support Mill had allowed for the existence of a benevolent creator.
Henry thus develops a theory of how essences exist prior to their actual existence in the mind or in the world, enlarging on a brief and tentative reference in Avicenna's Metaphysics I.5 to the "proper existence" (esse proprium) of the essences.
But they do not add much to knowledge about hunter-gatherers' way of life, about what they ate or, most crucially, about whether and when they took the first tentative steps towards a more sedentary form of existence.
Using the tentative Arabidopsis EJC proteins identified in [36], we queried the existing O. lucimarinus protein models for the existence of these sequences in the current assembly (Table 5).
Very little of a venturesome spirit, a fierce hunger for life, a desire to stake out for themselves an independent existence can be detected, so defanged and domesticated, so tentative and timorous are these modern young men who seem never to have felt the wild fever of youth.
Although the cross-sectional structure of the analysis and the existence of potential endogeneity bias warrant caution in developing policy recommendations, we offer three tentative policy implications.
