Sentence examples for was tentatively determined from inspiring English sources
This last parameter was tentatively determined using the camera laser scale from video, ranging between 0.80 and 1.2 m in edited sequences due to small variations in ROV altitude, so an average width of 1 m was assumed.
Thus the structure of sarcophytrol F (3) was tentatively determined as 10-hydroxyl derivative of 5.
The nomenclature of the LGs of the diploid maps was tentatively determined according to the commonly mapped marker loci between the present and the previously constructed maps.
Ten milliliters of 3%% polidocanol was tentatively determined as the maximum dose per session in the present study, because the manufacturer recommends that the maximum daily dose should not exceed 30 ml of 1 % polidocanol for endoscopic injection sclerotherapy to treat esophageal varices.
Indeed, a long NC region has been also annotated upstream rrnL in C. intestinalis sp. A and sp. B, where the 5'end of this gene was tentatively determined based on sequence conservation between orthologous genes of the three available Ciona species [ 33, 34].
Physical examinations on an outpatient basis may be furnished to applicants who have been tentatively determined to be eligible for Department of Veterans Affairs hospital or domiciliary care to determine their need for such care and to the same categories of persons for whom hospitalization for observation and examination may be authorized under § 17.41.
Moreover, both were tentatively determined by diluting the familiar concentration of stanozolol standard till the mean instrumental responses were nearly three and ten times of the standard deviation of the responses for six manifold analyses.
The centres of SPREADs were tentatively determined by visual inspections, which were optimised in later analyses.
The identities of putative Xenopus MMPs were tentatively determined by building a phylogenetic tree with human MMPs.
His trial was tentatively set for October.
Peace talks are tentatively set for February.
