Sentence examples for probably differ from inspiring English sources

When changing the number of clusters, the distribution of classes in the different categories will probably differ.

MO1 was described as an etiologic agent of human babesiosis acquired in Missouri and was genetically almost identical to B. divergens (99.9% identity, 2 nt differences), but the authors claimed that the parasites probably differ (13).

[T]he brains of both homosexual and heterosexual male-to-female transsexuals probably differ from the brains of typical heterosexual men, but in different ways.

But the levels of awareness probably differ.

Reasonable minds can probably differ on this issue.

His role will probably differ from that of Mr. Gibson, who had a considerable involvement in artistic decisions.

I actually prefer Kirkpatrick by a hair, but most N.F.L. teams will probably differ.

As is often the case with EU directives, the end result will probably differ greatly from this week's wish list.

"I know the places he goes and the places I go probably differ with the tan and the teeth and that kind of thing.

Mr. Lieberman said today that his version would probably differ from the House bill in the areas of civil service protection, freedom of information and immigration services, which he wants included in the new department.

The figures released by the center will probably differ only slightly from the official numbers when they come out, said Mark Greenberg, a welfare expert who helped with the study.