Sentence examples for this probably refers to from inspiring English sources

What this probably refers to is a disparate range of up to 1,500 different tribes and villages, in possibly 40 loose associations.

This probably refers to the Liber concordie Novi ac Veteris Testamenti ("Book of Harmony of the New and Old Testaments"), in which Joachim worked out his philosophy of history, primarily in a pattern of "twos"—the concords between the two great dispensations (or Testaments) of history, the Old and the New.

According to 21st century historian Gareth Williams, this probably refers to a dale within the "Dales of Caithness".

This probably refers to the ancient custom of a king traveling the country, being hosted, and being provided for by his subjects wherever he went.

In their letters, Abraham and Indulkar mention the use of other pesticides in the area; this probably refers to the valley where there are small farms that are owned by the local families.

While this interpretation probably refers to the underlying psychological processes rather than a deliberate decision, our study specifically aimed at assessing the effect of allowing students to manipulate their change score.

In this context white probably refers to the seed coat, a component of the phenotype of a mutants, so by inference it refers to the existence of white flowered peas in agriculture; therefore white flowered forms have been in existence for at least 700 years, but the precise date of their origin remains unknown.

In this case, "decollatio" most probably refers to the beheading of John the Baptist (celebrated on the 24th of June).

When McGee alludes to the 'ordinary notion of conditional probably' he probably refers to the usual ratio definition of conditional probability.

The name of Sauk (Sac) probably refers to the Native American name meaning "outlet".

The eighth vision of four chariots probably refers to the anticipated messianic reign of Zerubbabel, a hope that was thwarted.