Sentence examples for appreciable distinction from inspiring English sources

No appreciable distinction is made between AP Physics 1 & 2 and AP Physics C other than AP credit is only awarded for a score of 5 on the AP Physics C test.

Meanwhile, no appreciable distinction in hydraulic conductivity was observed.

Finally, quicklime treated specimens reached slightly lower swelling values than the hydrated lime while no appreciable distinction in hydraulic conductivity values of specimens treated with the two types of lime was observed.

Furthermore, appreciable distinctions of ultimate deformation were found between the splices with two different failure modes.

F v/F m and F v'/F m' in Chlorella cells grown in the presence of 0.67 mg L−1 nCu-Citr showed no appreciable distinctions with those of the control samples.

That is why the N.F.L., in its statements about the health of its players, had to obscure the fact that there isn't any appreciable ethical distinction between the profound physical harm caused to football players by playing football and the harm caused to football players by taking drugs.

This definition occurs in most French treatises published before 1750; and, although the humanistic and antiquarian aspects of fine building were rarely questioned after the Renaissance, the distinction between "architecture" and "building" never had any appreciable significance before Renaissance ideas succumbed to the combined assault of "aesthetics" and the Gothic Revival movement.

Thus, although an appreciable number of transcription factors may be rewired to regulate different genes, there is no obvious distinction between these transcription factors and those with predominantly conserved binding sites.

They have no appreciable gravity.

And it's all appreciable.

Your inputs would be appreciable.