Sentence examples for have been conjectured from inspiring English sources

To circumvent the issue, many knowledge-based structure property relationships have been conjectured over the years to aid in the search for novel functional materials ranging from the simplest empirical relationships10 to complex advanced models11,12,13,14,15,16,17.

Various mechanisms for such a transmission of knowledge have been conjectured including Pythagoras traveling as far as India; Indian philosophers visiting Athens and meeting Socrates; Plato encountering the ideas when in exile in Syracuse; or, intermediated through Persia.

In biological systems, trade-offs between robustness, fragility, performance, and resource demands have been conjectured [ 6, 29- 32].

For the first control policy, we directly investigate the attractor states, which have been conjectured to correspond to phenotypes of the modeled cell.

These have been conjectured as being common, understudied bacterial symbionts of arthropods [ 39], but we can be confident that spotted fever group Rickettsia does not commonly exist at medium to high prevalence.

Such HA/Agg/LP complexes are the most abundant mobile macromolecular species permeating articular cartilage in synovial joints and have been conjectured to be present as boundary lubricants at its surface.

"That had been conjectured but never shown, especially not at this scale," Lee says.

This finding supports the electricity-led growth hypothesis that has been conjectured in the literature.

It has been conjectured that these necessary conditions are indeed sufficient.

(It has been conjectured that the Brownian frontier has dimension 4/3, but this is still open).

(This explanation of the regular variability of Algol had been conjectured a hundred years earlier by British astronomer John Goodricke).