Sentence examples for tentatively compared from inspiring English sources

Fowler was the tournament's top scorer with five, but the real star was Joachim, who was tentatively compared to Romario by his club manager, Brian Little, and by Barclay on the day of the final.

(Surviving fragments are in the British Museum, London). Subsequently, however, in the Chapter House of Westminster Abbey (probably executed c. 1370) there was strong Germanic influence, which has been tentatively compared with the work of Master Bertram at Hamburg.

Subsequently, however, in the Chapter House of Westminster Abbey (probably executed c. 1370) there was strong Germanic influence, which has been tentatively compared with the work of Master Bertram at Hamburg.

Tentatively compared to "a kind of fragmented autobiography" in Echevarría's introduction, the collection has obvious omissions as a memoir but does reflect Bolaño's multi-faceted, contradictory personality, by turns engaging and cantankerous, shy and outspoken and strangely obsessed with ranking fellow writers.

An early yellow card curbed his usual tenacity and forcing him to tread tentatively compared to his forceful display against Bosnia.

Russell tentatively compared it to the capybaras and tapirs.

18. Herbart himself tentatively compares representations to "elastic bodies pressing against each other" (PsW: 138).

Although the 2007 NSMHWB used the World Mental Health Survey Initiative version of the Composite International Diagnostic Interview (ICD-10 criteria) [ 44] to identify PTSD, we will also tentatively compare our findings from the PTSD-8 with Australian-born residents.

The resulting coverage by intronic PCSs in imprinted genes is tentatively higher compared to all autosomal genes (Wilcoxon test, for human: p < 0.05; for mouse: p < 0.003; Table 1, Additional file 2).

Because this study may be one of the first to investigate whether maternal migraine status is associated with placental abruption, our findings can only tentatively be compared with studies that have investigated other perinatal outcomes.

Genes without introns in the paternally expressed group (DIO3, MAGEL2, MKRN3, NAP1L5, NDN) are tentatively enriched compared to the human autosomes, where there are 1136 intronless genes (Fisher's exact test, p < 0.04).