Sentence examples for belongs probably from inspiring English sources

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 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.

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

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].

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

This probably belongs in yesterday's riff though".

That title probably belongs to Arsenal, its north London neighbour.

The real blame probably belongs to automobiles, though.

But ultimately, the goal of the season probably belongs to Gareth Bale.