Sentence examples for probably identical from inspiring English sources

You both lead active lives that require a large number of probably identical keys.

Originally the terms presbyteros ("elder") and episkopos ("overseer"), current in the New Testament and the early church, were probably identical.

The Indian wild ass is a closely related, probably identical, form that is sometimes distinguished as the race E. h.

The Indian wild ass is a closely related, probably identical, form sometimes distinguished as the race E. hemionus khur.

Tartessus, ancient region and town of the Guadalquivir River valley in southwestern Spain, probably identical with the Tarshish mentioned in the Bible.

Of obscure origin but probably identical with the Roman Asido Caesariana, the city was occupied by the Moors from the 8th century until it was captured by King Alfonso X of Castile in 1264.

Abyssal hills, although generally covered with marine sediments, probably are identical in composition and origin to the extrusive basaltic prominences on the upper flanks of mid-ocean ridges and rises.

For instance, the concept of a worthwhile life is probably not identical to that of a meaningful one (Baier 1997, ch. 5; Metz 2012).

This would lower the threshold for migraine to be elicited by a host of other factors, factors that probably are identical to those triggering MO in patients without SIA.

Uh oh! Britney is going "crazy" again and her kingdom of followers (in this case, the probably Terence Koh-identicalidentical figures without eyes who struggle aimlessly under her billowing dress) have lost, and are lost, without their Queen.

Vp and Vh are related and may occupy related [28], though probably not identical [29], ecological niches.