Sentence examples for one conjecture from inspiring English sources
Finally, we want to address one conjecture on extinction of the disease, i.e., When ({R_{0}^{T}}<1), the disease modeled by (4) will almost surely go extinct without any extra condition.
Could one conjecture that Mr. Gross's persuasiveness goes beyond appearances on CNBC and as far as Mr. Paulson's ear? Certainly the redemption of all classes of Fannie Mae and Freddie Mac bonds at full value is highly peculiar given that some $110 Billion in Lehman Bonds are now trading at 18 cents on the dollar according to the Financial Times (Sept . 23.
One conjecture is that those who have no insurance or are on medicaid use the ED for reasons that are different than those who have private insurance, since those uninsured groups have no other venue for receiving health care services.
One conjecture that seems to explain the difference between coverage in The New York Times and, say, The Financial Times (or other British newspapers) is that The Times's view of newsworthiness is strongly influenced by what the United States government chooses to highlight.
One conjecture suggests itself in light of the foregoing.
There is still one conjecture left whose answer will complete the global picture of the asymptotic behavior of solutions of Eq. (3).
Clarification: This piece has been updated to remove a reference to a Washington Post article that speculated on the legislation that CREDO members were mobilizing around during this experiment, and one conjecturing the likely party at which the lobbying was directed.
As for burning witches, "it is putting a very high price on one's conjectures to have a man roasted alive because of them".
Based on this idea, one might conjecture that a yeast rfa2 -D x mutant would behave similarly to an rfa1 -t11 mutant.
Based on these findings, one could conjecture a benefit from the intensification of neoadjuvant RCT protocols, especially for patients who do not sufficiently respond to preoperative RCT with 5-FU monotherapy.
Moreover, following a number of accounts of inference to the best explanation, one can conjecture that inferences to the best explanation rely on an ability to consciously perform contrastive reasoning (Lipton 1991/2004).
