The phrase "appreciably of" is correct and can be used in written English.
It is typically used to indicate a notable or significant degree of something. Example: The new policy has been seen to improve profits appreciably over the past quarter.
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.
Results are appreciably demonstrating of the fact that PML is stabilized under the situation of CK2 inhibition.
At 70 years old, Michael Haneke is now a double Palme D'Or-winner at Cannes and has moved appreciably ahead of those controversial figures, such as Lars von Trier and Gaspar Noé, with whom he was once bracketed.
We achieved over hits and an appreciably reduction of false positives to less than.
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.
We retained variables in the final models that are considered biologically important if their inclusion changed the odds ratio estimate appreciably, regardless of the statistical significance.
Prior administration of cobalt appreciably attenuated oxidation of lipids and proteins.
Moreover, significant decreases in liver 13cis-4-oxo-RA concentrations were seen under these conditions, while parent 13cisRA levels remained unchanged, indicative of an appreciably reduced metabolism of 13cisRA.
In the case of amorphous films, the roughness of the films does not increase appreciably beyond that of the substrate even after depositing thicknesses of several hundred angstroms.
The various noncoding regions of cpDNA sequenced in this study also reveal appreciably low levels of sequence divergence between disjoint species of most of the Fagus species.
