Sentence examples for it probably represents from inspiring English sources

Its pathophysiology is unknown, but it probably represents a phase of gradual recovery from an extreme neurological disturbance occurring during migraine.

Its relationship to the extant lion subspecies is obscure, and it probably represents a distinct species.

To them it probably represents being experimental".

It probably represents the most useful way I could have spent my life".

It probably represents the difficulty people have acquiring status symbols in a democratic society.

"It probably represents the best you can do with first generation technology," he says.

In the 12th and 13th centuries, the hide commonly appeared as 120 acres (50 hectares) of arable land, but it probably represented a much smaller holding before 1066.

Made of painted bark cloth on a wicker frame, it probably represented a fearsome sea spirit, with a highly stylized symmetrical design ending at the bottom in a fierce-looking beak and a pair of flippers.

It therefore probably represents a third cluster within the IxAC-A family.

Not being a fast site, it most probably represents a still segregating site, fixed in only some family members.

Although this finding could be due to differences in sampling of ICUs, it most probably represents differences in admissions decisions in the two countries.