conjectural

Examples of conjectured

conjectured

In English, many past and present participles of verbs can be used as adjectives. Some of these examples may show the adjective use.

In section 4.2 we conjectured that significant benefits might accrue from incorporating an enumeration/evaluation measure into a psychological learning model.
It was conjectured for more than 40 years that the converse of the last statement is also true.
It can be conjectured that in this case the electric field is too weak to prevent breakthrough caused by the hydrodynamic dipole.
It was conjectured there that the method should carry over to higher dimensions.
It may then be conjectured that such will be the case for the integral curve of interest.
It may be conjectured that this mass will develop into the equatorial jet.
Adoption of new terms, structured to invoke such (conjectured) forward movement, mandated remaining in the speculative realm of hypotheses.
A cause that is conjectured ought to be such, that, if it really does exist, it will produce the effect.
We conjectured two states of fiscal policy: a crash diet and a permanent weight loss.
A causal relationship was conjectured and fuelwood gathering was exposed as a major reason for deforestation.
In addition, it is sometimes conjectured that chartist-fundamentalist models have difficulties in mimicking the stylized fact of financial markets in a nonstationary setting.
This had been conjectured by a number of authors.
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