Sentence examples for conjecture is based from inspiring English sources

The phrase, with gracious added, I conjecture, is based on "by the grace of God".

Their conjecture is based, in part, on the fact that they also found four pots from the Beaker Culture -- which flourished in the Alps during the Bronze Age -- flint tools, one flint arrowhead and a bone toggle to fasten clothing.

This conjecture is based on our assumption that in a specific noise type/level, specific phoneme classes can be influenced by noise more than others (e.g., for wideband noise, consonants such as fricatives and stops will be more severely degraded, while vowels and diphthongs will have less distortion when considering the impact of noise on automatic speech recognition (ASR) performance).

This conjecture is based on the signalling requirements for PGC specification in axolotls.

However this conjecture is based only on visual inspection of results from the analysis of individuals genes.

This conjecture is based on similarity between sepsis-induced and tetrodotoxin-induced changes and therefore is not mechanistic proof of a role of the sodium channel.

The information on which this conjecture was based came from a single source and was not checked with Natural England.

However, this conjecture was based purely on anecdotal reports and was never investigated systematically.

This original conjecture was based on rather limited data, but a more recent analysis (Lynch 2010) continues to support the general pattern for bacteriophage and prokaryotes, although because of the limited range of bacterial genome sizes, the overall pattern remains highly dependent on the inclusion of bacteriophage in the analysis.

Next, we detail a counterexample to the above conjecture which is based on the two rooted binary phylogenetic X-trees T and T ′ that are shown in Figure 1.

But also because it undermines the conjecture his book is based on.