Sentence examples for appreciably by from inspiring English sources
"appreciably by" is not a grammatically correct phrase in English
Instead, you could use "appreciably affected by" or "appreciably influenced by" to convey a similar meaning. Example: The company's profits were appreciably affected by the recent economic downturn.
If, initially, the new pitch-level view seemed a little depressing, the outlook had brightened appreciably by half-time.
The accuracy of the Vector Averaging Current Meter (VACM), for example, has been improved appreciably by the use of integrated circuits, as has its data-handling capability.
"We suspect first quarter eurozone GDP growth was also lifted appreciably by markedly increased expansion in Germany – indeed, it could well have doubled – while we also expect there to have been modest improvement in growth in Italy," said Archer.
"While the falling back of mortgage approvals from January's peak level was clearly influenced appreciably by the introduction of the new mortgage market review regulations that came into effect in late April.
The deficits in government budgets exist in spite of the very small amount of construction since the London naval conference, and they cannot be cured appreciably by a total suspension of new construction.
These results do not vary appreciably by gender: in the first Gallup poll to show a slight pro-life majority, conducted in May 2009, half of American women described themselves as pro-life.
Paired Wilcoxon testing indicated that the assay was not appreciably influenced by albumin (up to 40 g/l) or by heparin (up to 400,000 U/l).
Nbs2-Rdg2a expression was significantly increased by inoculation at 7, 14, 18 dai (P<0.05, Methods S1) and was unresponsive by 22 dai, while Nbs1-Rdg2a expression was not appreciably altered by leaf stripe inoculation (Figure 2D).
This produces what is known as solid-solution hardening, but the alloy can usually be hardened appreciably more by aging to allow a very fine precipitate to form.
It's interesting reading, although I have found that the coolness of making soda at home is not appreciably increased by understanding Henry's Law or methods of calculating molar solubility.
But while both Ferguson, as joint-owner, and Nicholls, as trainer, were suitably honoured in their absence, the reputation of neither could be appreciably altered by yet another bauble.
