Sentence examples for alone conjecture from inspiring English sources

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Facebook wasn't alone in recirculating conjecture and outright lies on its marquee pages.

There is only speculative conjecture".

However, the authors' conjecture that morphology alone seems sufficient to explain efficiently propagation of dendritic spikes in CA2 PCs is rather simplistic and relatively untested.

This result is further supporting the conjecture that dinucleotides alone cannot explain the majority of obtained MFE signals identified with respect to the evolutionary-constrained model, and thus at least some of them undergo a conserved evolutionary selection for strong/weak folding and are not just artifacts of disrupting natural occurring biases in pairs of adjacent nucleotides.

The big news we should see is a brand new device that's making the conjecture circles: a stand-alone gadget for streaming video to televisions and home theater systems.

(Dr. Mar has conjectured that because children often watch TV alone, but go to the movies with their parents, they may experience more "parent-children conversations about mental states" when it comes to films).

JPM's success at running its various units feeds conjecture, particularly because each is a plausible stand-alone firm.

In short, the number of undiscovered eukaryotes, let alone prokaryotes, in the New Zealand EEZ can only be a matter of conjecture at the present time.

However, located rather close to the conjectured distal end of an NB (Krull et al, 2004), the tail alone is unlikely to form the very long HEZs that markedly exceed the dimensions of an NB scaffold.

One fears that an hour alone with her, more than virtually any other "modern" novelist, would obviate shelves of well-meaning conjecture.