Sentence examples for appreciably raise from inspiring English sources

Unlike them, he has not had the kind of movie or commercial television role that would appreciably raise his profile -- and his price tag.

Scientists were smart back then, too, and they knew that melting sea ice wouldn't appreciably raise sea levels, any more than a melting ice cube raises the level of water in a glass.

Even taking into account that unusually warm winter weather probably distorted the recent results, the underlying trend shows an economy that has been creating about 175,000 jobs a month — enough to keep the recovery crawling along, but too weak to appreciably raise hiring or wages.

It is reassuring that the discussion of inherited breast and ovarian cancer did not appreciably raise anxieties in the low risk group.

CellCept and Myfortic cost about the same, according to the lawsuit, so switches from the brand name CellCept to Myfortic would not have appreciably raised federal costs.

Rhenish churches followed the Lombard Italian precedent of an appreciably raised choir with an important crypt beneath it, but the end beneath the nave was usually closed.

In some cases (e.g. INRA111, group = breed), fitting age appreciably raises the P-value, perhaps suggesting that genotype was to some extent picking up an effect due to a correlation between breed and age.

Counselling had no impact on general levels of distress, which were not, however, appreciably raised before counselling.

Ipsilateral relative risks were not appreciably raised, or were reduced, for more recent and for shorter periods of use.

The authors reported that there was no appreciably raised SMR for the causes of death investigated, including all causes, all neoplasms, cancer of the lung and pleura and cancers of the gastrointestinal tract (standard errors were not reported).

We did not find appreciably raised risks of these tumours in patients with diabetes incident aged under 30 years, that is, largely type I. Type I diabetes aetiology, unlike type II, appears unconnected with obesity or alcohol.