The contribution of these two key differences to understanding the disparity between past and present findings is offered tentatively and subject to confirmation through further research.
Not long before Leve stopped talking to her mother, she tentatively raised the subject of child abuse.
Algonquin Books plans to release an autobiography Mr. Rosset was writing, tentatively titled "The Subject Was Left-Handed".
When he asks his lesbian pal Isabelle (Cécile de France), now a financial journalist, to pretend to be his fiancée to please his 98-year-old grandfather, and she in turn persuades him to put on drag, the movie touches tentatively on the subject of sexual fluidity.
Tentatively, she broached the subject of breast-feeding with her daughter.
Just after the Easter holidays, I started to tentatively bring up the subject with other parents, just to see if I was alone in my freakish anxiety.
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.
Subjects were tentatively designated as "exposed" when their birth residence was either directly adjacent to a VL/AC pipe or indirectly adjacent to a pipe connected to a VL/AC pipe with the only possible water flow through VL/AC pipe (N = 1,910).
In this case the figures acknowledged, however tentatively, by name are the subjects depicted in nearly a hundred Central and West African sculptures, among them a group of Hemba figures from Congo, each a portrait of a specific elder in an ancestral lineage.
Reviewing the characteristics of patients lost to follow-up must therefore be done tentatively, as their diagnoses were subject to change.
