Sentence examples similar to may have conjectured from inspiring English sources

Previous authors have conjectured that this situation may arise because of a "jet disorder" phenomenon.

Because latte sites are relatively few when compared with the estimated population at the time of their construction, experts have conjectured that the stone foundations may have been used exclusively by chiefs or other wealthy people.

Some historians have conjectured that Conroy's arrogant behaviour towards Victoria may have stemmed from a personal belief that his wife Elizabeth was secretly the illegitimate child of the Duke of Kent.

(Dr. Mar has conjectured that because children often watch TV alone, but go to the movies with their parents, they may experience more "parent-children conversations about mental states" when it comes to films).

Plateau had conjectured this from his experiments.

There is no exact time frame for when the events of Exodus may have occurred -- with scholarly conjecture spanning more than half a millennium.

If you reach an indubitably true conclusion, your conjecture may have been true.

He may have been married, a conjecture supported by his writings.

However, the reliability of p16 to indicate HPV status is unclear outside of oropharyngeal SCCHN [ 16], so this conjecture may have limited relevance.

Because this form is used in the German heroic epic the Nibelungenlied (and is therefore called the "Nibelungenlied strophe") and because Kürenberger's style has an epic-dramatic quality, it has been conjectured that he may have written a lost German epic on which the unknown author of the Nibelungenlied based his poem.

For the majority of other end conditions, when the frequency equation does not factorise, one may think in terms of pseudo-second spectrum contributions arising when evanescent waves become propagating above the cut-off frequency ωco="κAG/ρI, and it is conjectured that these may have a corrupting effect on the frequency predictions.