Sentence examples for conjectures that from inspiring English sources
The phrase "conjectures that" is correct and usable in written English
It is typically used in academic or formal contexts to introduce a hypothesis or theory proposed by someone. Example: "The researcher conjectures that the new treatment will significantly improve patient outcomes."
"Cryptographic security is based on conjectures that are unproved and seemingly very difficult to resolve," Cohn went on.
(He recalled devouring Bernstein's work, in particular, "with breathless attention," and it may have inspired one of the conjectures that led to his special theory of relativity).
Artificial divination produced sentences and conjectures that should be in turn interpreted.
QED Theorem 6.1 (Brandenburger & Keisler 2006: Theorem 5.4) There is no assumption-complete type structure for the set of conjectures that contain the first-order definable subsets.
Duhem (1985) himself argued that science is not metaphysics, and so only deals with useful conjectures that enable us to systematize the phenomena.
These are mostly LOL-worthy conjectures that Americans Elect would be the Amazon or iTunes of politics.
Consequently we make the following conjectures that can be tested experimentally.
We present the alignment between tasks and learning objectives as design conjectures that expose important research questions about student learning to be pursued in future work.
Distinguish between observation and inference, between established facts and conjectures that follow.
He conjectures that W. S. paid for the printing of the elegy.
Morgan conjectures that the visitors are here because their own planet is depleted.
