Sentence examples for conjecture generally from inspiring English sources

Political journalists, I conjecture, generally have no parallel familiarity with academic political science, and I'm not sure they care.

You have to specify, using a different verbal form, whether this was directly experienced (you saw the animal passing), inferred (you saw footprints), conjectured (animals generally pass there that time of day), hearsay or such.

Results of statistical tests, which generally support the conjecture that π is simply normal (in 1909, Félix Édouard Justin Émil Borel (1871-1956) defined: A real number a is simply normal in base b if in its representation in base b all digits occur, in an asymptotic sense, equally often) were also performed.

Some laws, hypotheses and conjectures exist, but yet no generally accepted theory.

However, those who advocate the Ascriptivist Theory reply that it does not require every nation (or distinct people) to exercise its unilateral right to secede and have conjectured that were their theory generally accepted not every group upon which it confers this entitlement would choose to secede.

Most attributions of works to Philodemus are generally accepted by scholars; conjectured titles, however, should often be understood as exempli gratia.

Based on these examples, we conjecture that a similar relation holds more generally.

This is in agreement with most other studies comparing adults and children and is consistent with our conjecture that one-carbon metabolism may be generally upregulated during periods of growth.

We conjecture that this phenomenon is generic.

Special cases were then proved, but only in 2006 was the first generally convincing proof published of the Poincaré conjecture in three dimensions, which was a major unresolved part of Thurston's geometrization conjecture.

The method generally assumes that properly formed theories are conjectures intended to explain a set of observable data.