Sentence examples for that tentatively from inspiring English sources

There is also growing interest in new evidence from neuroscience that tentatively suggests that two conditions of the brain compete in decision-making: a cold, objective state and a hot, emotional state in which the ability to make sensible trade-offs disappears.

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 grouping is identical to that tentatively proposed by Nelson [91] (see also Warheit [7], who was unable to resolve the relationships within Morus), though it contrasts with the sister taxon relationship of Morus capensis and Morus serrator recovered by Friesen and Anderson [6] in their analysis of partial cytochrome b sequences of sulids.

End-sequenced BAC clones that tentatively spanned gaps in the sequence were identified based on strong hits (e-value = 0, ≥99% identity) to sequenced BACs on either side.

Hence, the other factors that tentatively influence healthy behavior and lifestyle should be investigated in depth before planning any intervention program.

This is a process that tentatively began earlier this year.

The framework that Iran tentatively accepted last week goes much further than the 2009 deal.

That fight, tentatively scheduled for May, would unify the 140-pound title.

It also must be approved by Catalan voters in a referendum that is tentatively scheduled for the summer.

Zarif said that tomorrow the negotiating teams would begin to draft language governing some of the trickiest parts of the deal that was tentatively reached earlier this month in Lausanne, Switzerland.

Right now, that is tentatively set for 2016, but pressure for budget cuts in a struggling economy could results in serious delays.