Sentence examples for already appreciable from inspiring English sources

Figure 1 shows that after 24 hours few but consistent differences in cell morphology were already appreciable in treated cells, which started to elongate in comparison with control cells.

Since the incidence of ovarian cancer is already appreciable in middle age, and the prognostic outlook is gloomy, a reduction of risk attributable to HC use would be important in any risk benefit evaluation (Parazzini et al, 2000).

At 44, Kaufmann is a comparatively young singer, and his Winterreise is already an appreciable achievement; but it holds out the promise of an even greater interpretation still to come.

Howard Archer, chief UK economist at IHS Global Insight, had this to say on the Bank's data: The marked increase in mortgage approvals in September provides compelling evidence that housing market activity was already gaining appreciable momentum even before the Help to Buy mortgage guarantee scheme came into being in early October.

These catalysts already showed appreciable activity at 350 °C towards the catalytic combustion of soot even under loose contact conditions.

Histochemical measurement of succinate dehydrogenase (SDH) activity demonstrates increased intensity of staining in the gastrocnemius and the edl in the absence of RIP140 but minimal changes in the soleus, which already exhibits appreciable SDH activity.

Among urban male smokers who started before the age of 20 years (ie, the uptake pattern now typical among young men throughout China), the tobacco-attributed cancer risk is already very appreciable, and this foreshadows greater future risks for Chinese men as a whole.

A 2010 study showed that nearly half of the guns that crossed state lines before being recovered in crimes came from just ten states, most with comparatively weak gun laws, indicating that weak gun laws in other states have already had an appreciable negative public safety impact on states like New York.

The share of drop-outs is appreciable already at the fourth year.

First, in the standing genetic variation, small-effect alleles are more frequent than large-effect alleles and might already segregate at appreciable frequency (increasing their fixation probability).

In the particular example of the present acrolein analysis, respiratory conditions such as asthma are already at an appreciable level in the population.