Sentence examples for appreciably different than from inspiring English sources

Now his growth curve has flattened, and he is having a season that is not appreciably different than the one before it, or the one before that.

"Foreigners and Indonesians alike have been regularly sentenced to the death penalty, so in a sense, Lindsay was not treated appreciably different than others who have come before Indonesian courts on drug trafficking charges," he said.

The proliferation and viability of rat fibroblasts cultured in control, GO and TIMP-1, were not appreciably different than those of the cells grown in the different samples of TIMP-1-GO (p > 0.05).

The cell cycle and apoptosis of fibroblasts cultured in control, GO and TIMP-1, were not appreciably different than that of cells grown in the samples of TIMP-1-GO (p > 0.05) (Fig. 3a c).

And Scott's attitude toward sexual harassment doesn't seem appreciably different than that of her predecessor; numerous lawsuits brought forth by former Fox anchors name her as part of the problem. .

The results were not appreciably different than those for the more inclusive dataset.

The models using the ordinal outcomes did not lead to appreciably different conclusions than models using binary outcomes.

Analysis deleting the 55 workers with missing termination dates did not result in appreciably different effect estimates than are reported here.

The study did not report functions for asthmatics only, so we used values for the entire population, noting that the relationship between dust concentrations and FEV1 was not appreciably different for the non-asthmatic population than the population as a whole.

Some games by design don't offer an appreciably different experience on the Atari 8-bit than they do on other platforms.

Nor are the two Republicans appreciably different from Democrats on some of the big questions.