Sentence examples for probably distinct from inspiring English sources

The animals that had conodonts, it is hypothesized, were probably distinct from any known group.

RNA silencing is non-cell autonomous and operates through different pathways involving separate mechanisms and, probably, distinct signals (Voinnet 2005a; Brodersen and Voinnet 2006; Ghildiyal and Zamore 2009).

It was concluded that two types of oil diets exerted their effects through a different proliferation/apoptosis balance and probably distinct levels of DNA damage.

Off Baja California, the leopard sharks on the Pacific side are probably distinct from those in the northern Gulf of California.

Sprague in 1928 proposed that the species joined by Hemsley were probably distinct, but that they were likely so interrelated that distinguishing between them would require observing characteristics that were usually or always indistinct in dried specimens.

He believed that women were incapable of the same kind of "intellectual" poetry as men and believed they needed to be divided: "The conditions of aesthetic ability in the two sexes are probably distinct, or even opposite", he wrote in his introduction.

That means the end of a creature that has probably been distinct for a million years.

That will not save the northern white, which has probably been distinct from the southern whites for one million years.

"I think it's probably a distinct possibility we'll get three Big East teams as No. 1's," Louisville Coach Rick Pitino said.

But they are a mighty force, perhaps 3m strong, and probably have distinct views: they might prove more pro-European than the average Briton, for example.

The groups that have probably been distinct the greatest length of time have the most subfamilies, Viverridae with six and Mustelidae with five.