The phrase "appreciable property" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used in contexts related to law, finance, or real estate to refer to property that has significant value or can be measured in a meaningful way.
Example: "The estate included several pieces of appreciable property, which significantly increased its overall worth."
Alternatives: "valuable asset" or "significant property".
This transform has appreciable properties in denoising.
Therefore, the appreciable antibacterial property demonstrated by the AgNPs proved that it could either be mixed with antibiotic drugs or used directly as drugs for some topical applications.
The appreciable tensile property is resulted from the bimodal grain size distribution, with micrometre-sized grains and nano-sized grains uniformly distribute in ODS matrix and a large number of nano-sized TiV carbonitride and oxides of YTi in steel.
This did not lead to appreciable barrier properties improvement.
KLD variants showed appreciable bactericidal properties without any significant increase in cytotoxicity against tested mammalian cells.
All the scaffolds are thermally stable and possess appreciable tensile properties to support cells and promote their growth.
Jiménez et al. [107] achieved appreciable electric properties in CCTO films obtained by sol gel method using a non-methoxyethanol route.
In addition, it is shown experimentally that nanofibrous scaffolds have thermally stable characters and the appreciable tensile properties for cell adherence and growth.
The present study explicitly demonstrates sebacic acid acting as suitable cross-linker for the preparation of biocompatible scaffolds from natural polymers (chitosan and collagen) with appreciable mechanical properties compared to short-chain dicarboxylic acids.
Even though the cakability index falls within the range of poor caking coals, the coal is considered to be of some appreciable caking properties which can produce good industrial coke.
All the classes of polyphenolic substances found in the H. triquetrifolium Turra extract have been demonstrated to exhibit appreciable antioxidant properties, the most potent being quercetin glycosides and the aglycone quercetin [22].
