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Discover LudwigThe phrase "We conjecture that" is correct and usable in written English.
It is typically used in academic or formal contexts to introduce a hypothesis or assumption that is not yet proven. Example: "We conjecture that the new algorithm will significantly improve processing speed based on preliminary results."
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We conjecture that understanding how the system will behave over time is also important.
We conjecture that neural attributes of animacy may affect this slope and therefore the internal time estimates.
We conjecture that: Let T and T' be rooted binary phylogenetic X-trees.
From these considerations, we conjecture that subtle cellular alterations that nonetheless affect cardiac function have been overlooked until now.
We conjecture that these flows generically converge to diagonal matrices.
We conjecture that the second case never occurs.
We conjecture that this condition can be weakened.
We conjecture that the best bound of is still.
(We conjecture that 10-μm cells may be a realistic limit for electronic system scaling).
We conjecture that every connected tripartite cubic graph admits a ρ-tripartite labeling.
We conjecture that the equality holds for a general M Cd,n).
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