Sentence examples for belonging probably from inspiring English sources

Some pottery and Roman coins have been found here, also stones, and a capital of a small pillar, belonging probably to a watch tower, for which the position was well adapted, having extensive views of the River Severn and the range of camps on the Cotswold Hills.

In addition, another ancient HVS I haplotype, 16192-16270, belonging probably to subcluster U5b1a, was found in skeletons dated to ∼5.6 ky old, from Lithuania [7].

The earliest Karatsu ware belongs probably to the end of the 16th century, although it is sometimes awarded a still earlier date.

The block has very low activity (Figures 5(b) and 5(c)), so it belongs probably to a homogeneous region, and a strong filtering can be performed.  .

The block has very low activity (Figures 5(b) and 5(c)), so it belongs probably to a homogeneous region, and a strong filtering can be performed.

The genus Gyps, to which the vast majority of the vultures in India belong, probably arrived on the scene sometime in the last few million years (Houston 2009; Rich 1983).

Four out of five unidentified specimens measured between 2.0 and 2.5 m and belonged probably to the genus Carcharhinus.

These cases belonged probably to the same cluster involving Romania and Bulgaria.

The relatively early split of the Pinaceae (to which Pinus and Picea belong) from the Cupresseae (to which Cryptomeria belongs) probably caused species in the two families to evolve independently [ 31], which is likely to be reflected in their SSR motif frequencies.

probably belonging to the Triturus cristatus group, and an indeterminate colubroid snake showing viperid affinities.

To date, 26,000 Swiss accounts have been identified as probably belonging to victims of Nazi persecution.