Sentence examples for appreciable subset from inspiring English sources

In conclusion, at the time of microbiological analysis, an appreciable subset of patients with HUS shed no longer EHEC sensu stricto, but do excrete EHEC that lost stx.

Thus the proportion of validated de novo mutations that are predicted to have a functional consequence of the encoded protein is significantly enriched over what would be expected by chance (P = 0.007), suggesting that an appreciable subset of these functional mutations is likely to be pathogenic.

Triptans, however, are effective in only a subset of migraineurs, and few appreciable advances in available therapeutics for migraine have been introduced in the last 20 years.

Such CT values may reflect generally low expression or there may be a subset of cells expressing an appreciable level of the mRNA.

Given the high internal consistency reliability of the DTSQ (α >0.85) we believe that this item omission in a subset of patients would have little appreciable impact on the estimated treatment effect for this outcome.

As described in the results, this increase in p-ERK is not apparently a direct result of Sox2, as siRNA downregulation of Sox2 in the Sox2active subset did not result in any appreciable change in p-ERK.

However, the increased ERK signaling is not a direct result of the higher Sox2 activity in these cells, as downregulation of Sox2 with siRNA in the Sox2active subset did not result in an appreciable difference in the amount of p-ERK (data not shown).

The main reason to look at this subset was that differences between SHAVE and Average are only appreciable in unbalanced datasets.

However, declines may be evident for only a subset of participants [ 31], and some studies have found no appreciable change in cognition from androgen ablation therapy [ 32].

And it's all appreciable.

They have no appreciable gravity.