Sentence examples for early conjectures from inspiring English sources

A recent assembly of structural data on antibody-antigen interactions supports the early conjectures cited above (manuscript in preparation).

Our findings support earlier conjectures about (i) the relation between word frequency and information content, and (ii) the impact of positive emotions on communication and social links.

It provides a conjectural explicit reciprocity law for a certain element associated to an abelian extension of a totally real number field whose existence is predicted by earlier conjectures of Rubin and Stark.

This confirms earlier conjectures [ 38, 49] and it is also in accordance with [ 50] who showed that classifying on posterior electrodes in addition to the classical P3 sites improves classification performance.

In common with earlier conjectures, the assumption seems that because the materials Wallace used to demonstrate his Coulter Principle were commonplace, his motivation for inventing and implementing it was commonplace.

The tractions and slip velocities at all points outside the permanent stick zone are also independent of initial conditions, confirming an earlier conjecture that the frictional energy dissipation per cycle in such systems depends only on the periodic loading cycle.

Indeed, we earlier conjectured that a German-like system may allow a decoupling of the factors that determine the size of the joint surplus of an establishment from the factors that determine its distribution.

The simulations reproduce the experimental observations at an almost quantitative level and provide insight into the underlying physical mechanisms: First, they confirm an earlier conjecture according to which the size control takes place in the earliest stage of the particle self-assembly, during the spinodal decomposition of polymers and solvent.

He also managed to make out individual point sources in some of these nebulae, lending credence to Kant's earlier conjecture.

An earlier conjecture of Karl Hopf about a first marriage to a daughter of George I Ghisi, heir to the lordship of Tinos and Mykonos, has since been discarded.

This supports our earlier conjecture that most probable subgraphs and most frequent subgraphs often are the same or comparable in terms of their frequency.