Sentence examples for tentatively support from inspiring English sources

Collectively, our GWAS studies tentatively support the epidemiological observation of disease concordance between T2D and AD.

Support for these activities came from the Ministry of Science, Technology, and Innovation and only recently has the Ministry of Education begun to tentatively support the setting up of incubators in the creative industries and cooperatives/social area.

Pilot study results with a prototype video game tentatively support theory-based predictions regarding the role of dynamic gestures for fostering insight and proof-with-insight, and for the role of action coupled with language to promote proof-with-insight.

At department level, the association is not clear, but could in fact tentatively support the hypothesis of a U-shaped curve, in particular in the case of surgical complications.

Emerging clinical evidence also appears to tentatively support certain nutrients and plant-based interventions with known active constituents which modulate these pathways: N-acetlycysteine, myo-inositol, glycine, and milk thistle (Silybum marianum).

One obvious problem is that Abadi is caught between nations that tentatively support him, but are wary of the "other coalition" in Iraq -- so the U.S. is wary of Iran backed Hashd al Shaabi units, while Iran is wary of US forces working with Sunni tribes, and (so the conspiracy theory goes) supporting Daesh.

This version has been tentatively supported by President Pervez Musharraf of Pakistan, who has assigned 10,000 troops to the border areas to support the manhunt.

The first tentatively supported it but the failure of the second to follow it up left the third to rubbish it with misleading emotional lines.

Mr. Prokhanov once tentatively supported Mr. Putin, but in a Russian newspaper interview last week the author called the president's policies "makeup that is put on a corpse in a morgue".

The latest occasion for hope in Iraq -- the nomination of a new prime minister, tentatively supported by all three major religious factions -- would seem to increase the chances for a stable government of national unity.

The mayor said that he had tentatively supported the initiative, which would have been put before voters in November, as a "serious shift in the way we deal with affordable housing" but that proponents had failed to generate the kind of broad support necessary to gain approval.