Sentence examples for conjecture was that from inspiring English sources

One venerable conjecture was that it began as a contemptuous reference to papal edicts known as bulls (from the bulla, or seal, appended to the document).

Simpson's conjecture was that according to the geological record, on very rare occasions evolution would proceed very rapidly to form entirely new families, orders, and classes of organisms.

One finding supporting this conjecture was that treatment with apoptosis inhibitor z-vad-fmk immediately after transfection significantly increased the number of surviving hDMPK A-expressing cells, whereas no effect was seen on the viability of cells expressing hDMPK C (Figure 6A).

The second conjecture was that the duplex of Alu-carrying mRNAs may trigger subsequent degradations of other Alu-carrying RNAs.

Our conjecture was that a second reading done right after the first might be influenced by possible after-effects on the tissue from having just had the probe pressed against the tissue or the recent excitement of the fluorescence tissue.

Although no sustained reentry driving VF was registered in those studies, the conjecture was that the wavebreaks in the border zone contributed to the VF by providing a perpetuation mechanism for source formation and maintenance.

Our conjecture is that complex autonomous robotic systems have to be fully modeled in their initial design stages by means of agent-based technology.

A reasonable conjecture is that much of this variation arises due to mutation, with frequencies of secondary functional alleles being low.

His end is a mystery, but a reasonable conjecture is that he was killed in the siege of Ojinaga in January 1914.

"Our conjecture is that a flock of old veterans, who had made the trip before, decided to come up out of Mexico into this area to forage.

The trouble with such conjecture is that the F.B.I. spent years testing for tin in microbiology lab supplies — and reported none, according to bureau documents.