Sentence examples for appreciably because from inspiring English sources

As frequency increases further, the amplification index increases appreciably because of an intense accumulation effect, and its peak value exceeds that found for low-pressure operation.

I think it would be a different story if our TV ratings or our popularity was going down appreciably because then you'd be questioning why we are doing this.

It showed that rising divorce rates have accelerated the pace of global warming appreciably because they double the number of households, which in turn doubles the amount of resources consumed, waste produced and land used.

Though the political make-up of the States-General changed appreciably because of this change in personnel, it retained a number of defenders of the old particularist interests.

In every aspect — depth, height, length, and weight — the hybrid cameras and their lenses are appreciably smaller because of a design that omits the mirror box and pentaprism of D.S.L.R.'s (although lack of a mirror also eliminates the optical viewfinder).

We see in our simulations that, above about Y tot = 10,591 molecules/cell, the performance does not appreciably change because this condition of linearity is met.

The ridges would not be appreciably eroded, partly because the ice would be thinner over the ridges and therefore less plastic, and partly because of the resistance of the diabase to both quarrying and abrasion by the ice.

And Mr. Leventhal said that replacing coal with nuclear power would not appreciably diminish global warming because most of the pollutants that cause global warming come from cars and trucks.

SH2 does not bind appreciably to WT FN3 because the energy cost to unfold is too great.

In summary, in cells with wild-type p53, the circadian clock does not appreciably affect intrinsic apoptosis, because of the dominant effect of p53 in promoting apoptosis in response to DNA damage.

Because cup dimensions varied appreciably with age only for tamoxifen users, and because this variation appeared to be quite marked at about age 50 years, we recomputed the between-group comparisons of all the ONH indices for subjects older than 50 years.