The phrase "appreciably affect the" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when discussing the significant impact or influence of one thing on another in a measurable way.
Example: "The new policy is expected to appreciably affect the overall productivity of the team."
Alternatives: "significantly influence the" or "notably impact the".
The weak force, Richard read, does not appreciably affect the structure of the nucleus before the decay occurs; it is like a flaw in a bell of cast metal which has no effect on the ringing of the bell until it finally causes the bell to fall into pieces.
As for hypotheses (5) and (6), they do not appreciably affect the results.
At 0.1% dye content, the adopted preparation technique did not appreciably affect the film properties.
These particles and micro-aggregates appreciably affect the processes of infiltration, seal and crust development, runoff, and soil erosion.
The addition of silica to the synthesized aqueous solution does not appreciably affect the resulting strontium sorption isotherm.
In any case, we can surely say that the difference in the wind velocity law does not appreciably affect the structure of the disk.
For small N, Lorentz forces do not appreciably affect the flow, while for large N, the Lorentz forces can significantly modify the flow.
Moreover, we demonstrated that F incorporated in Si layers does not appreciably affect the Is emission from spatially separated end-of-range (EOR) defects.
The addition of fiber and compatibilizer did not appreciably affect the matrix melting temperature, but slightly increased crystallization temperature and in some cases the degree of crystallinity.
The results show that for the coupler to crank ratios considered, the flexibility of the drive train does not appreciably affect the dynamic behavior of the mechanism.
In spite of its low conductivity comparing with other TCOs, Bi-doping didn't appreciably affect the optical transparency in the visible range of ZnO thin films.
