Sentence examples for tentative observation from inspiring English sources

In 2013, the UN's most comprehensive report on climate science made a tentative observation that the years since 1998 had seen a "much smaller increasing trend" than the preceding half century.

This treatment was implemented in Wales in 2008 09, and the model's predictions are consistent with current tentative observations of bTB decline in Wales.

Twenty-seven when she kept this notebook, Woolf had yet to publish a novel or find a husband; her struggle to establish a sense of herself is manifest in these knowing yet tentative observations about family, marriage, and art.

Quantitative data are scant, but an analysis of multiple ethnicities leads to tentative observations.

After a half dozen rolls of film (everything from Ilford Pan F 50 to Fujifilm Velvia to expired Kodak Gold), I have a few tentative observations.

Taking the S-nitrosylation/nitration studies together, some tentative observations can be made.

Indeed, C. jejuni appears to have acquired the entire histidine pathway from the enteric lineage (tentative observations based upon BLAST queries).

While the limited number of resources precludes a quantitative statistical comparison of how often surveys/interviews versus DAs included each issue, some tentative observations can be made.

Larger studies, further replication and the use of analytical approaches for determining causality and whether differential DNA methylation in offspring is indeed a mediator or not are important next steps in following up these highly interesting but tentative observations.

Indeed, it has been argued that sexual taboos in society are not so much about sexuality as about bringing into the public domain matters that should remain private ['unpublished data' by Chowdhury A Exploring Bengalii sexuality: Tentative Observations, unpublished paper circulated at the First International Sexuality Conference, James P Grant School of Public Health, BRAC University; 2008] [ 10].

Here are couple of highly tentative, highly provisional observations.