Sentence examples for conjecture arose from inspiring English sources

This conjecture arose because this coupling is known to vary with ambient light intensity [23] [26].

Support for this conjecture arises largely due to the famous 11th-century poem "First Rhapsody on the Red Cliffs", which equates the Huangzhou Hill with the battlefield location.

During the progress of research on QF rings, many important conjectures arose.

This time coincided with the Little Ice Age in Europe, and much conjecture has arisen about the possible effect of sunspots on climate.

In brief, the materialistic position becomes "We have found all the data that can be found, and from our findings the conjecture that mind arose from matter is as reliable as it can be.

As these ameliorating effects of LTKE were sequence specific, we conjecture that they arose from the predicted hGBE1-Y329S binding model described in Figure  5, although attempts to prove this directly in vitro were hampered by difficulty in obtaining purified recombinant mutant protein (Fig.  4D).

The relationship between obesity and income can be easily conjectured as arising through greater ability of the rich to afford better and/or excess amounts of food.

In fact, it might be conjectured that imprinting arose subsequent to evolution of the cluster, as a mechanism to control levels of gene expression in a region of major developmental significance.

Why was I in Iran?" He conjectured that their questions arose from some Farsi literature and a book about Iran that he had.

Second, I show that Dubreuil likely misdates the occurrence of human cooperative feeding and cooperative breeding (section "When did cooperative feeding and breeding arise?") Science's best conjecture is that these behaviors arose in Homo erectus, ca. 1 million years before Homo heidelbergensis.

It has been conjectured that the arising stable manifolds are all biholomorphic to Euclidean space.