Sentence examples for would probably identify from inspiring English sources

If asked about the ecology of cartilaginous fish, most people would probably identify them as rapacious carnivores.

If subway riders were given a quiz, few would probably identify Mr. Conway as M.T.A. chairman, or know he is about to leave his job.

The National Bureau of Economic Research said today that it would probably identify a month between June and September 1990 as the beginning of a recession.

He declined to provide more details, except to say that he would probably identify the other investors during a trip to Shanghai in mid-October for an N.B.A. preseason game.

For example, households earning $160,000 would probably identify themselves as middle class, yet a quick breakdown of U.S. incomes shows just how far from the middle they are.

Using an adequate sample size to test all previously reported associations that have already been replicated at least once would probably identify a significant number of variants that affect the risk of common diseases [ 63].

However, it would also probably identify mutants deficient in survival in macrophages or dissemination to uninfected macrophages.

"In fact, if Abu Omar had not been kidnapped, he would now be in prison, subject to a regular trial, and we would have probably identified his other accomplices". Spataro declined to comment on any specifics of the investigation because the case is pending in the Italian courts.

"In my youth, I would have probably identified with the romantic lovers, but now that I'm a dad cleaning up after two kids, I can readily relate to the sanitation worker with the bolt cutter".

The incubation period for Ebola can be up to 21 days, so that even the most effective screening would probably not identify someone with the disease.

More frequent sampling would probably have identified viraemia in more animals, e.g. in gilt I2 that had a PCV2 positive foetus and therefore had become infected.