Sentence examples for appreciably present from inspiring English sources

Although PBDEs were not appreciably present at the time of the CSL mortality events of the 1970s, their presence over the last decade may play a role as other organochlorine contaminants are decreasing.

In principle, RBC phytanic acid can be an effective biomarker of hindgut fermentation of plant materials as long as phytanic acid or its precursor phytol is not appreciably present in the human or great ape diets.

However, Br−-doped samples present appreciably high capacity loss than the parent compound.

It is seen in Figure 15 that the resulting flow distribution curves for Idelchik[9] and Bassett et al.[10] are almost identical but differ appreciably from the present case.

14 Taken together, these findings suggest that the less frequently scheduled visits in the OLM did not contribute appreciably to the present findings.

In Bulgaria, there is an active programme of afforestation and forest improvement, more for soil protection reasons than for wood production; growth is appreciably higher than present cutting levels.

The hardness and elastic strain to failure are appreciably high for the present TiN-MoS2 thin film composite coatings with MoS2 concentrations up to 4%.

Loss-of-function approaches using β-catenin and γ-catenin have often not revealed thymic phenotypes, most likely because Wnt signaling is still present at appreciably levels in these models.

This sloping border, which was adopted in the present study, appreciably decreases the CA1 contribution while increasing the prosubiculum contribution to prefrontal projections, as the cortical inputs arise from the underlying cell layer (Carmichael and Price 1995).

Women who had never used oral contraceptives presented with appreciably more advanced tumours than those who had been using oral contraceptives during the year before detection of cancer, while past users were in an intermediate position.

(Chloride is also essential but in such small quantities that it is frequently classed non-essential). Boron is needed in relatively small amounts, however, and if present in amounts appreciably greater than needed, it becomes toxic.