Sentence examples for tentatively presented from inspiring English sources

In Languages of Art, they were tentatively presented as conjunctively sufficient and disjunctively necessary for an experience to be aesthetic.

Methods of systematic observation and containment of such decaying processes will tentatively be presented.

The major result from this study was that relative SDI could be tentatively calculated and graphically presented for the mixed-species and structurally complex cypress and pine forests that allows a manager to design silvicultural strategies to meet forest management objectives.

At the end of each group interview, the interviewer presented some tentatively identified issues to the participants for clarification or confirmation.

They now tentatively plan to present a draft to the full panel for a vote as early as Tuesday.

Using a variety of bioinformatics techniques, we were able to detect putative biosynthesis operons for Mbn-like natural products in 14 new species, as well as several unidentified or tentatively identified species present in metagenomic studies.

The modeling presented here therefore tentatively estimates that the brittle-ductile transition depth was 27 to 95 km; the upper limit corresponds to point b in Figure2. Figure 9 Improved rheological model of the Tohoku-oki megathrust.

Cavka and Jönsson (2013) studied the effects of detoxification with sodium borohydride on selected inhibitors, and, assuming that benzoquinones could tentatively be present in lignocellulosic hydrolysates, found that treatment with sodium borohydride quantitatively reduced BQ to hydroquinone and reduced the concentration of DMBQ with 86 %.

Sequence analyses of the MAT linked markers revealed that three MAT A alleles tentatively are present in the 26 analyzed European mono- and dikaryons (Tables 1 and 2; Figure 2).

The group that first presented the I2 statistic tentatively suggested that values of 25%, 50%, and 75% represent low, moderate, and high heterogeneity [ 10].

Kelman's research on evangelical worship music culture will be presented in his forthcoming book, tentatively titled Shout to the Lord: Music and Worship in Evangelical America.