Sentence examples similar to provoking conjecture from inspiring English sources
This relatively simple model demonstrates the usefulness of conceptual modeling not just for understanding and communicating the structure and behavior of cell-level systems, but also for provoking conjectures and triggering ideas for experiments that can confirm or refute such conjectures.
Its twisted steel structure has provoked endless conjecture about its purpose.
His life was surrounded by mystery and now Kim Jong-il's death is provoking equal amounts of rumour and conjecture.
The conjecture that P bodies may be the first cytoplasmic location for mRNA illustrates the utility and the value of a formal, expressive conceptual modeling approach in provoking new ideas and viewpoints.
The conduct of the Tory campaign has already provoked a further spasm of conjecture that there is a clandestine plot between the two men to form a long-term alliance beyond the next general election.
The implication of the King in such a scandal provoked much public and literary conjecture and irreparably tarnished James's court with an image of corruption and depravity.
But the sight of his golden death mask provoked a media frenzy, and the wild conjecture has continued down to our time of high-tech studies of the Tut mummy.
Another conspiracy claim was propagated by General Trần Văn Đôn, who conjectured that Khánh had tried to provoke or bait rival generals, such as Khiêm, into revolting against him so he could defeat and remove them from the scene, thereby strengthening himself and boosting his political image.
With that conjecture about the leadership of Admiral William McRaven, whom he succinctly dismissed as a "Hillary Clinton fan" and "Obama backer," Trump provoked yet another scandal about presidential comportment.
Such a conjecture is probably falsified by the established fact, already mentioned, that even highly immunogenic de novo tumors do not provoke, by their growth in the original host, an inhibitory immunity.
