Sentence examples for one might conjecture from inspiring English sources
Based on this idea, one might conjecture that a yeast rfa2 -D x mutant would behave similarly to an rfa1 -t11 mutant.
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.
For example, one might conjecture that the habitual use of Spanish induces its speakers to be sensitive to the formal and informal character of the speaker's relationship with their interlocutor while habitually using English does not.
Because integrity involves managing various commitments and values, one might conjecture that such types of integrity are simply manifestations of a person's overall integrity, or of their personal integrity.
If the number of clusters is small, one might conjecture that the computational complexity of localizing such a globally rigid graph could be exponential in the number of clusters, but not the number of nodes.
If this universal freedom from prejudice and distrust is common knowledge among members of society, or close to that, one might plausibly conjecture that this common knowledge becomes a basis of social solidarity and general civility.
One might also conjecture that the adaptive plastic response of the FAs in TAGs is constraining the adaptive plasticity of the PLs.
One might also conjecture that ligands and receptors might at times need to be co-expressed [see e.g. [ 31]], so very close linkage might be beneficial for this reason as well.
For example, based on Gödel spacetime where matter is everywhere rotating and a CTC passes through every spacetime point one might conjecture that setting into sufficiently rapid rotation a finite mass concentration of appropriate shape will eventuate in CTCs.
