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On the basis of these findings, we might conjecture that patchy modular brains with a cortical structure are more expandable in evolution compared to brains that are less differentiated.
Downstairs, one might conjecture, Grandpa stirred in his sleep.
One might conjecture that the sensitive and bright Kant would look forward to the possibility of advancement.
One might conjecture that inflated test statistics in Figure 3a were caused by also considering imputed sibling data.
History would eventually prove that the celebratory rhetoric was just that rhetoric based on conjecture more than hard facts.
Might we conjecture that what made this orgy of human viscera go down more easily was the presence of Anthony Hopkins, with his suave British manners turning the consumption of human flesh into a fastidious gourmet enterprise?
In at least one small trial, there was evidence of only minimal efficacy in advanced, metastatic ER- breast cancer [ 39], though one could make the conjecture that anti-EGFR therapy might be more effective in less advanced cancers.
That might be more difficult to answer because all we have is conjecture.
One might then still conjecture that if the system is quasi-ergodic, the only continuous stationary distribution is microcanonical.
What is more, 30 minutes is a long time, Mr. Cella said, conjecturing that two-minute direct-response ads -- similar to those run by music marketers or magazines -- might prove more popular for dot-coms.
