The phrase "appreciable differences between the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing noticeable or significant distinctions among items, groups, or concepts.
Example: "There are appreciable differences between the two models in terms of performance and efficiency."
Alternatives: "noticeable differences among the" or "significant differences between the".
In our research we were able to discern no appreciable differences between the responses from participants in the different SES post code areas.
Turnaways did, however, suffer from higher levels of anxiety, but six months out, there were no appreciable differences between the two groups.
Only part of the 3HB showed appreciable differences between the two structures (Fig. 1D).
There are no appreciable differences between the two time steps 2050 and 2080 for any of the elevations.
A well-designed facial prosthesis has obvious benefits, but there were no appreciable differences between the two groups.
Appreciable differences between the SRM and LEM appear, however, if the nail load is controlled by the overburden stress.
What appears to be a tied race in national polls, as I mentioned, could fairly easily be a two-point lead for Mr. Obama just based on statistical variance alone, in which case there would be no appreciable difference between the national polls and the polls in the tipping-point states.
In addition there was no appreciable difference between the performance of ECFP_6 and FCFP_6 descriptors for the same datasets.
There was no appreciable difference between the final amounts of free fatty acids released for emulsified digestible oils.
Average Rs values for individual OPAHs and PAHs were 0.046 ± 0.03 m3/dandand 0.12 ± 0.07 m3/day, respectively, with no appreciable difference between the values for particle-associated and gaseous compounds.
Our simulations show that there is no appreciable difference between the scrolling of a pristine graphene (without any defects) and that of a graphene with defects.
