Sentence examples for tentatively confirm from inspiring English sources
"tentatively confirm" is a correct and usable phrase in written English
It is used to express that you are not absolutely certain, but you believe something to be true. For example, you could say, "I have tentatively confirmed that the meeting will be held on April 15th."
The surveys "tentatively confirm the expectation of a stabilization of economic activity at low levels," Mr. Draghi said.
Walter McClister, a genealogist who lives in Galloway, read of the find and used census data to tentatively confirm that the subjects were Jeremiah Pettijohn, a hotel bellhop, and his family, who lived at the address Avenue 70 years ago.
These results tentatively confirm the hypothesis that masitinib can enhance the antiproliferative activity of gemcitabine in vivo and provide supporting evidence for the in vitro assay results.
To tentatively confirm the validity of EQ-5D scores, the bivariate linear correlation test was used to evaluate the correlation between EQ-5D and VAS scores at each time point.
We tentatively confirmed that this range can be covered by changing the drawing speed of the dip-coating process.
Interesting, the probable reason for the enhanced sensitivity was tentatively confirmed using X-ray photoelectron spectroscopy (XPS).
The latest addition to the list of elementary particles is the Higgs boson (discovered in 2012 and tentatively confirmed in 2013), which plays the crucial role of endowing all the other elementary particles (other than the photon and the gluons) with mass. Figure 2 presents the elementary particles of the Standard Model. Figure 2. Standard Model of Elementary Particles.
Our study tested and tentatively confirmed the first assumption and is further consistent with the second assumption.
Comparison of 'Boil Water' compliance for this incident with preliminary results from a recent UK human error 'Boil Water' incident tentatively confirms that natural disasters are associated with higher degrees of non-compliance compared to human error incidents (Knapton, Hunter & Rundblad; submitted 2010).
We exploit this new method to confirm the tentatively proposed positive growth rate of the planar flow of Bachtiar et al. [4], thereby verifying a counter-example to the Zel'dovich anti-dynamo theorem in a spherical geometry.
(The wonderful Ms. Esterman has a funny moment as she rises tentatively on tiptoe, anxious to confirm what her startled eyes have taken in.) Although their conversation is liberally sprinkled with Yiddish, Danny and Rachel and her father, Dave (an amusingly cranky Merwin Goldsmith), are firmly, even fanatically secular Jews.
