The phrase "appreciable difference from" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a noticeable or significant distinction between two or more things.
Example: "There is an appreciable difference from the previous model in terms of performance and efficiency."
Alternatives: "significant difference from" or "notable difference from".
If a concussion is diagnosed, the player cannot return to action that day and must be held out "until he is symptom-free at rest" and shows "no appreciable difference from his baseline neurological exam and his baseline score" on a computerized cognitive assessment.
However, this effect was examined by using generalized estimating equation models and showed no appreciable difference from the simpler logistic regression models.
However, the BMVC fluorescence in the brain, lung, and muscles showed no appreciable difference from the control tissues (data not shown).
As shown in Figure 1C, both Hex-hR1 and 1R-2b bind to ACHN cells with no appreciable difference from the parental hR1.
In contrast with our second hypothesis, adolescents did not show appreciable differences from adults in NAcc or mFC reactivity to reward deliveries.
We further adjusted for health indicators linked to unintentional weight change and found no appreciable differences from the sociodemographic model (data not shown).
This did not result in any appreciable differences from the original results that were obtained using a cut-off of 3 sd (for the 2 sd cut-off, the amino acid gamma distance was 0.18 for duplicates and 0.29 for singletons, and the dN/dS ration was 0.14 for duplicates and 0.20 for singletons).
Using a random effects model would have made no appreciable difference, apart from the outcome of the number of patients with 50% reduction in wart area with 1% imiquimod.
However, down-conversion photoluminescence of nanoparticles under near UV excitation (365 nm) showed no appreciable difference in the luminescence intensities from two different phases.
We next asked whether there was any appreciable difference between the results obtained from scoring the section using the traditional light microscope as opposed to assessment of the scanned digital image.
Using the national occurrence data for the concentration of perchlorate in the drinking water (i.e., assuming the non-CWS concentration was the same as that in the CWS for an individual), there is no appreciable difference between the base case results from Table 1 and the "upper-end" values calculated here.
