The phrase "appreciable rate of" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing a significant or noticeable level of change, growth, or measurement in various contexts, such as economics, science, or statistics.
Example: "The company experienced an appreciable rate of growth in sales over the last quarter."
Alternatives: "significant rate of" or "noticeable rate of".
There is also an appreciable rate of implant failure with locked nailing, however, with an auto-dynamisation rate of 5%% noted in a recent multi-centre RCT [29].
However, the fact that we observed no PD patients along with a certain appreciable rate of downstaging in this study suggests the applicability of our regimen to neoadjuvant chemotherapy.
The difference is that in dynamic hyperfused states, there can still be an appreciable rate of fission (e.g. if fusion proteins are overexpressed), whereas in static hyperfused states there are (almost) no fission events (e.g. if fission proteins are knocked out or heavily downregulated).
Despite the strong evidence for appreciable rates of recombination in these P. aeruginosa genomes, our phylogenetic analyses consistently identified the same set of clades (Clades A E) as distinct in both core and accessory genomes.
In a recent perspective, Jørgensen et al. (2007) identified 46 studies involving six traits in 18 fish species that implied fishing-induced evolution and estimated appreciable rates of evolutionary change.
Appreciable rates of 'other neoplasms' were recorded from many sites, which may partly reflect a lack of specific information about cancers recalled in VA interviews, or a lack of specific items in some historic VA instruments.
The non-appreciable rate of weight gain between the initial and final weights observed in the seed biflavonoid fraction treated group (Table 6) is in agreement with earlier reports which attributed it to the anti-atherogenic effect of Garcinia kola seed biflavonoid fraction and its anti-adipogenic effect inhibiting accumulation of lipid droplets in fat cells [38 40].
Author response: It is curiously serendipitous that, while this manuscript was under review, new data have been published indicating that, given that monomers (nucleotides) are synthesized at any appreciable rate, the emergence of a "reactor" producing polymers (RNA molecules) in the vicinity of a hydrothermal vent, is not unlikely.
In the presence of potassium hydroxide, iodine gives the unstable hypoiodite KOI, which disproportionates at appreciable rates to give potassium iodide and iodate.
Hence, while the algorithm handles the non-convergent model issue, should the simulations be noted to fail to converge either at an appreciable rate or in regions of the search space where the suspected location of the optimal value, a more robust model code should be used.
The implication of this is that the inactivating mutations occur at an appreciable rate, but the fraction of mitochondrial genomes per cell carrying these variants cannot increase beyond a certain limit without impairing the selective fitness of that cell.
