Sentence examples for appreciably during the from inspiring English sources
German job growth slowed appreciably during the summer, and hours worked declined.
Iran weakened appreciably during the reign of Ismāʿīl's eldest son, Shah Ṭahmāsp I (1524 76), and persistent and unopposed Turkmen forays into the country increased under his incompetent successors.
Downloading apps, browsing the web and accessing social networks or blogs all rose appreciably during the quarter, indicating that people are not only adopting more smartphones, but making good use of their additional capabilities, too.
The FT-IR spectra of the raw and oxidized coals were normalized and it is interestingly observed that the absorbance of the sulfoxide, sulfones and sulfate groups were decreased appreciably during the total beneficiation process.
When half-sarcomeres were linked to stiff springs (so that they did not shorten appreciably during the simulations), force relaxed with a slow exponential time course and did not show biphasic behavior.
Despite considerable progress in genome- and proteome-based high-throughput screening methods and rational drug design, the number of successful single-target drugs did not increase appreciably during the past decade.
Grain size did not change appreciably during these heat treatments owing to δ-phase pinning of the grain boundaries (GBs).
We find that when most effects are small, the genetic variance does not change appreciably during adaptation, and the time until the phenotypic mean reaches the optimum is short if the number of loci is large.
Because the fluorescence of unbleached barrels (either wild-type or mutant) does not change appreciably during this cell cycle window (Supplementary Figure 10A and B), we assume that chromatin-bound and soluble pools are in steady state.
In this parameter regime, both the variance and the skewness may change appreciably during directional selection toward the optimum, and the constant-variance approximation discussed above is not suitable.
As pregnancy progresses the breasts become larger, the lightly pigmented area (areola) around each nipple becomes first florid or dusky in colour and then appreciably darker; during the later months the areola takes on a hue that is deep bronze or brownish black, depending on the woman's natural pigmentation.
