We conjectured that it would be efficient, produce reproducible rankings of SNPs and perform well.
Mr. Heckscher's conjecture at 6 30 P.M. that it would be "a longish evening" was amply justified by the proceedings, in which speakers came in alter nating sets of two for and two against.
At a news conference Tuesday, the U.S.G.A.'s executive director, Mike Davis, said that he had consulted with PGA Tour Commissioner Tim Finchem, but that it would be conjecture to estimate how the tour would react.
Writing in La Repubblica, Luciano Bellosi, an art historian at the University of Siena, argued that it would be "pure conjecture" to reattribute the Assisi frescoes to Cavallini.
History and the week's conjecture said it would be the Patriots.
It's pure conjecture, but it would be interesting if it were the case.
At this point, it would be reasonable to conjecture that either Jane or Carl is not telling the truth.
Twenty years ago, one could have written some foolish conjecture concerning the future in The Washington Post, and it would be unlikely that anyone would remember at such point as the conjecture is proven wrong.
Removing their immunity, he said, had not led to any diminution in advocates performing their duty to the court, and it would be "mere conjecture" to assume that this would be any different for expert witnesses.
It would be instantiated by conjectures, assumptions, and perhaps also by forceless utterances.
It would be premature, however, to conclude this conjecture now.
