Sentence examples for appreciable to be able from inspiring English sources
In the context of piRNAs, which have not been studied as extensively as miRNAs, for instance, it is appreciable to be able to take into account new knowledge and discoveries on these RNAs.
The author, a U.S. Army surgeon named Colonel Ronald Bellamy, concluded that, in order to make an appreciable difference to trauma survival rates, "we need to be able to slow the casualty's biological clock".
If representative, this pattern and timing of displacement seems unlikely to be able to turn an appreciable mortality excess, such as that observed by Bennet, into our observed 10% deficit, suggesting that mortality impacts over the last decade or so have been much smaller than they were in Bristol in 1968, and perhaps insubstantial overall.
The Washington Department of Health declares fish consumption advisories for PCBs at concentrations of 23 ppb and has set reference doses for subsistence fishers of 2.5 ppb for cancer and 9.83 ppb for noncancer end points; this represents the daily dose a subsistence fisher is estimated to be able to consume without appreciable risk of negative health effects.
"I wanted to be able to sit".
People want to be able to hope.
"You have to be able to sustain.
We need to be able to study.
He has to be able to spin.
You have to be able to adjust".
