Sentence examples for tentatively involved from inspiring English sources
So Mr Bush, however reluctantly, is allowing his secretary of state, Colin Powell, to become tentatively involved, and William Burns, America's ex-ambassador to Jordan, has been named special assistant on the Middle East.
Therefore, we have performed molecular dynamics simulation runs of 1 ns in order to calculate radial distribution functions (RDF) for the groups tentatively involved in the interaction.
Literature findings have been validated to understand the nature of interactions between different groups of the polymers by computing radial distribution function, RDF, for groups that are tentatively involved in such interactions, leading to miscibility or immiscibility.
This analysis was performed in order to identify genes tentatively involved in nectar production and secretion.
The proteins tentatively involved in the protection against oxidative stress in E. faecium are very different from those in E. faecalis.
Previous studies observed substrate-dependent differential expression of a few cellulases in C. cellulovorans[ 38] and C. thermocellum[ 39- 42], and identified one cis-acting element (cre) tentatively involved in CCR-based regulatory mechanism in C. cellulolyticum[ 28].
Another protein, named SNOW, has also been tentatively identified as being involved in transcription control of CBF/DREB by serving as an ICE partner (unpublished, http://www.faculty.ucr.edu/~jkzhu/).ucr.edu/~jkzhu/
Among the 3,533 core genes, 136 genes were tentatively identified to be involved in the degradation of aromatic hydrocarbons (Additional file 1: Table S3).
In order to tentatively identify candidate genes involved in host specificity, we performed T3E repertoire comparisons within specific phylogenetic groups such as phylotype 2 or 4 using strains with marked host range differences.
In 21 GRAMS (2003), he uses the same premise, focusing on a woman (Naomi Watts) whose family dies in a car crash, a tentatively sober ex-convict (Benicio Del Toro) involved in the crash, and a dying mathematician (Sean Penn) who receives a heart transplant and is racked with guilt.
We hypothesized that mobile punctate structures not yet described at the ER/Golgi interface and tentatively named GERES, could be involved in retrieval mechanisms from the Golgi to the ER.
