Sentence examples for appreciable difference of from inspiring English sources

The afterward published results of the above investigations had not demonstrated the appreciable difference of the late fates.

The censored passages, though of considerable interest, would not have made an appreciable difference on the impact of the work.

The expression patterns of CYP301A2 of C. lectularius are in corroboration with DDT-resistant and DDT-susceptible fruit flies (D. melanogaster), wherein no appreciable differences of CYP301A1 transcript levels were reported between the susceptible and resistant flies.

We have also conducted all analyses adjusting for SES, but this made no appreciable difference to any of the results (not shown), so, for simplicity, we present only the unadjusted findings.

None of the changes made any appreciable difference to the pattern of the match.

The addition of these latter cues made no appreciable difference to the pattern of results.

That could make an appreciable difference to his standard of living.And this example might understate the loss.

Much as with Quine's Peirce, such a criterion rules out as without interest for epistemic activity all concepts and propositions whose truth or falsity make no appreciable difference to the sets of concepts and propositions we do accept already.

Repeating the analysis using D-dimer as a logged variable made no appreciable difference to the fit of the model.

Restricting the CPRD sample to practices for which patient-level Townsend scores and ONS official death dates were available made no appreciable difference to the results of either the cohort (HR 0.47, 95% CI 0.40 to 0.54) or case-control analyses (see online supplementary figure B).

Nevertheless, the current study has shown that wind adjustment may make an appreciable difference to inferences about associations of symptoms with point sources.