Sentence examples for tentative limited from inspiring English sources
As Greenland and O'Rourke (2008) comment, Epidemiologic studies of specific topics have tended to be fewer [than is the case in social science or medicine], and the epidemiologic community appears to be more hospitable to tentative, limited inferences based on narrative reviews.
Our knowledge of management "material" is both tentative and limited.
There are firms today that are trying analytics as part of their business strategies, but often only in tentative or limited ways.
Cases where a position has been taken can be divided into three groups: definitely supporting (mainly consumer countries that largely depend on importers for their timber supplies and are acting in response to market pressure); tentative or limited interest (the majority consisting of both consumers and producers); and definitely against (very few - from both consumers and producers).
However, our findings remain tentative because of limited significant results and methodological weaknesses in this study.
These suggestions are still tentative given the limited literature we reviewed: much more can likely be gleaned from studies not preselected as these have been, a point to which we return below.
The encouraging signs, though limited and tentative, stood in sharp contrast to the violence and paralysis of the past year and a half.
They are probably related to the wood rose, R. gymnocarpa, though this is only a tentative conclusion based on limited morphological and biogeographic evidence.
Amtrak has tentative plans to resume a limited schedule of the Acela Express next month.
Several related misconceptions of the nature of science were communicated in the lesson ideas, including perspectives that suggest that theories are tentative scientific schemes for explaining evolution with limited credibility.
With the limited information, we propose a tentative scheme of a-Syn disposition in brain and further suggest that pertinent research is needed to advance the field.
