Sentence examples for conjecture is not from inspiring English sources

Subsequently, it was found that the original conjecture is not true when extended to full generality.

Such conjecture is not far-fetched: regulators banned text-message voting from viewers in 2007, forcing the show to largely limit audience participation to those inside the cavernous television studio.

However, we find that this conjecture is not always right.

The theoretical proof of the following conjecture is not complete yet.

However, as was shown by Lee et al. [10], the conjecture is not true in general, for example, when (m=n-3).

However, Mues [17] proved that the conjecture is not true by providing a counterexample and proved that f ′ − a f 4 has infinitely many zeros.

However, this conjecture was not (or not clearly) supported by the results.

In such a case, selective sweeps would be expected to affect the evolutionary pattern of Cyt b, but this conjecture was not supported by the neutral tests of our dataset which indicated that its patterns of variation were consistent with the hypothesis of neutrality.

To express doubts about the heir apparent based on rumours and wild conjectures is not the way to initiate debate about the issue.

Concretely, in Section 3 we provide counterexamples that show that such conjectures are not true when we consider a few possible notions of compactness in partial metric spaces.

These conjectures were not given scholarly weight until 2001, when in his introduction to a reprinting of Meade's biography of Benjamin, Civil War historian William C. Davis acknowledged "cloaked suggestions that he [Benjamin] was a homosexual".