Sentence examples for this probably represents from inspiring English sources

This probably represents the area of the original ice sheet.

The pattern and mechanism of reflux vary with the severity of reflux disease and this probably represents different ends of a spectrum rather than distinct pathophysiological mechanisms.

Running down the middle of each "spindle" is a sediment ridge, but this probably represents a relatively weak point in the fossil, into which the underlying sediment was forced upwards as the organism was buried and compacted.

"Significantly, this probably represents the first recorded mammalian extinction due to anthropogenic climate change," the researchers said in their report, quietly published on the Queensland government's website last week.

This probably represents the last chance for Greece to secure a bail-out extension, given that such a change would have to be approved by several euro-zone parliaments.

The bulk of LoIacono's trade remains the long Park Avenue canopy, but Acme has made more than a hundred vestibules in the past ten years, at about two thousand dollars apiece (including those at Pastis, Five Points, Il Buco, Le Singe Vert, and Craft Bar); by LoIacono's estimate, this probably represents about a third of Manhattan's business.

Still, this probably represented less of a security risk than some of John F. Kennedy's liaisons.

This probably represented a tubular type of endosome or the MVT-lysosome compartment [ 42, 43].

Due to sampling differences, a fair degree of heterogeneity across the studies was evident, but this probably represented a strength of our study instead of a weakness.

"Nevertheless, this paper probably represents the best that can be done right now," he said.

There are elements that are unpalatable, and they should of course be condemned, but this actually probably represents a step in the right direction.