Sentence examples for which could tentatively from inspiring English sources

If there is one characteristic above all which might give it that internal dynamic, even magic, which could tentatively be said to make it special, it was tenacity.

There may also be other benzoquinones in lignocellulose hydrolysates, for instance 2,6-dimethoxybenzoquinone (DMBQ), which could tentatively form through degradation of syringyl (4-hydroxy-3,5-dimethoxyphenyl) units in lignin.

Atkins (2013) carried out an assessment based on economic considerations and concluded that for the same high heat producing granites the current development potential was only 170 MWe, which could tentatively rise to 1.0 1.5 GWe by 2050.

In the ozone experiment, the rate of decrease of furfural was higher than the rate of decrease of HMF (Fig.  1c), which could tentatively be attributed to evaporation.

All treatments in this study were performed at an initial pH of 2.5, which could tentatively explain the absence of carbohydrate degradation even at the highest ozone load that was applied.

Most archaeal prepilins do not readily fit in the above two families and are likely to form one or more families of their own (Desmond, Brochier-Armanet and Gribaldo 2007; Szabó et al., 2007), which could tentatively be named type IVc, type IVd, etc.

One can see in this figure that the data points are concentrated in a relatively narrow region of the diagram with the unique exception of Acremonium chrysogenum, thus suggesting a common behavior which could be tentatively fitted to a linear tendency (dotted line).

Features were then eliminated which were changed in different directions in different VO diets, resulting in a list of 128 features, 88 of which could be tentatively identified according to BLAST results.

Using this workflow, together with filtering for transposable elements, low-expression transcripts and redundancy, we obtained 183,062 assembled A. hypogaea transcripts, of which we could tentatively assign 88,643 (48.42%) to the A subgenome and 94,419 (51.58%) to the B subgenome.

The project, which could bring crowds downtown, is not without its critics, but construction is tentatively scheduled to begin this year.

Disney is also working on musical productions of "Tarzan," which could arrive as soon as spring 2005, and "The Little Mermaid," which is tentatively scheduled for 2007.