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This proof resolved a conjecture that had been open for thirty years; mathematicians hoped that the conjecture was true but could not prove it.
Based on this equivalence, we state a conjecture that already the second branch has no elementary parametrization, i.e., it cannot be described by a finite number of elementary functions.
The proposed involvement of FolD (Minf_0806) and FtfL (Minf_0373) in formaldehyde metabolism (Fig. 5 ) is just a conjecture that needs to be verified experimentally.
This implies an expectation that there should be some natural distinction between introgressive hybridization and intraspecific gene flow, a conjecture that can be investigated in nature by surveying large numbers of individuals and examining them for phenotypic and genetic disjunctions [i.e. multimodality along continuous axes of variation; 10].
Two reviewers gave the proposal a perfect score, but the third said he thought senescent cells were too rare to do much damage — a conjecture that the Mayo team's new experiment has proved incorrect.
Inspired also by [10], we have a conjecture that bi-orthonormal modulation is UMP.
We propose an evolutionary conjecture that may explain the presence of widespread interaction between miRNAs and mRNAs in distant species.
A reasonable conjecture?" It might also be a reasonable conjecture that there are a number of scientists out there who are deeply concerned about the misinformation that the duo wantonly spreads.
We prove the Yeh [Biometrika 73 (1986) 701] conjecture that gives a necessary and sufficient condition for a design to be universally optimal.
This underscores a reasonable conjecture that KL distance is a more appropriate measure of concentration in this problem than squared Euclidean distance.
In the last fifty years various scientists (see Zuse 1982, Fredkin 1993, Wolfram 2002) have explicitly advanced a bold conjecture: that the physical universe is, fundamentally, a discrete computational structure.
