Sentence examples for tentatively organizing from inspiring English sources
The NAS plans to comply, and is tentatively organizing a meeting for this fall.
As an obvious reminder, GO is an abstraction of the knowledge tentatively organized in a directed acyclic graph and is a controlled vocabulary intended as the rosetta stone of different interpretations and expressions of the same concepts.
While a universal standard that applies to all genes equally does not exist, using this standard we tentatively organized the genes into sub-groups of relative divergence (Fig. 3A; a complete list is given in Additional file 4).
His campaign is even contemplating skipping a debate tentatively being organized in Missouri for Monday in favor of a campaign event in Seneca, where he was born.
Syracuse University is now organizing a 40 year retrospective of Witkin's work, tentatively slated to open in 2012.
Discussions are organized to tentatively explain how layers were prepared in the way they were.
The Sixth Floor Museum, located in the former Texas School Book Depository, is planning a series of exhibits and panel discussions throughout 2013, including a symposium tentatively titled "The Politics of Memory," organized in part with Southern Methodist University.
Similar, albeit less organized, soft tissues have been tentatively compared to either internal appendages or muscles [ 22].
Few official celebrations have been organized to mark the passing of five decades since France tentatively let go, albeit with many continuing ties, of 14 of its colonies; in all, 17 African countries, including Nigeria, gained independence in 1960.
It pains me to tell you this, even if I knew you were expecting it, but that's how we're going to organize things now.' " Weinberg remembered François-Henri taking his first steps a little tentatively.
