Sentence examples for conjecture supported from inspiring English sources

He may have been married, a conjecture supported by his writings.

In view of its anatomical connections with other regions of the limbic system, the rostral anterior cingulate cortex probably mediates between motivation and action [45], [46], a conjecture supported by studies showing activation of this region by both externally directed attention and emotional stimuli [47].

Loss of Pde6 activity increases OS Ca2+ levels possibly causing cell death, a conjecture supported by the observation that reducing Ca2+ influx by knocking out cGMP-gated cation channels (Cngb1 × Pde6β rd1 ) improves viability of rd1 rods.

Our investigation is based on this conjecture, supported by data-driven models that are reasonable, realistic and practical, in an attempt to demonstrate their efficacy in studying system-wide epidemic phenomena.

Theories of interlimb transfer imply that the magnitude of transfer is proportional to the magnitude of learning (Ruddy and Carson 2013), a conjecture supported by the r = 0.71 (p < 0.001) correlation between increases in force of the trained and untrained hand in chronic cross-education studies using low-skill, high-force unilateral muscle contractions [(Zhou 2000), personal communication].

Brodie was especially annoyed by the review of novelist Vardis Fisher, who accused her of stating "as indisputable facts what can only be regarded as conjectures supported by doubtful evidence".

When SPAdes provides the estimated distance D between P and P′, we use exSPA nder to verify the conjecture that P′ follows P at distance D. If this conjecture is supported and does not contradict to any other conjectures about these paths, we extend the path P by P′ (the scaffolding step).

This conjecture is supported by the baseline results which show very little performance degradation with the car noise corruption.

This conjecture is supported by the strong spatial correlations observed in all the alloys, even the one in which fe≈0.03.

In addition, a probabilistic interpretation of these measures leads to another conjecture similarly supported by empirical evidence.

This conjecture was supported via interview data, wherein students reported that they used the feature that allowed variation in both graphs for checking how representations were related.