Sentence examples for tentatively divided from inspiring English sources

Regarding the influence of the magnetic field, we have tentatively divided the alloys into two groups: group I, alloys with x = 0, 2, 3 and 4 and group II, alloys with x = 5 and 6.

Based on the data presented in Fig. 2B, we tentatively divided participants into two subgroups: a lose-persistent group numbering 20 participants and a lose-resistant one numbering 23.

Putative receptor sequences were tentatively divided into three sequence bins based on the number of predicted TM domains: full-length, near full-length and partial.

Although much scattering is observed, BGs can be tentatively divided into three groups based on their relative affinity for cellobiose (KM CB)) and glucose (Ki(Glc)).

Based on substrate specificity and domain organisation, the MMPs have been tentatively divided into four main groups: interstitial collagenases, gelatinases, stromelysins and membrane-type MMPs.

If this is not the case, each monophyletic subtree is considered independently, tentatively divided in two more elementary subtrees and the analysis continued until the most distal subtrees coincide with leaves.

We tentatively divide the potential audience into three groups as follows: i) those with existing creationist convictions or biases, ii) the undecided and iii) those with pro-evolutionary convictions or biases.

In order to tentatively explore this pattern, we divided Pre-Task WL scores into three groups, taking as criteria the values of the mean (M = 80.3) and standard deviation (SD = 12.3).

According to the characteristic changes of the various properties of porous scaffolds, the degradation process is suggested to be roughly divided into three stages tentatively named as quasi-stable stage, decrease-of-strength stage, loss-of-weight and disruption-of-scaffold stage.

He has quietly stopped Rauf Denktash, leader of the Turkish part of Cyprus, from kiboshing the latest, and tentatively hopeful, round of talks about that divided island.

The focus is no longer on ridding ourselves of false ideas and self-deceit; rather, we are asked to accept (however tentatively) a radical new conception of ourselves (now divided into three parts), our world or rather, our two worlds and our need to negotiate between them.