Sentence examples for appreciably which from inspiring English sources

And what a way to take it: that delivery moved appreciably, which suggests England could have big problems with this second new ball.

Any non-uniformity in the inlet velocity flow would only enhance mixing and widen the thermocline appreciably, which contributes to the loss of thermodynamic availability of stored energy.

When drinking water is used as a reaction medium instead of distilled water, the nitrate disappearance rate as well as reaction selectivity decrease appreciably, which is attributed to the presence of dissolved ionic species.

It is noteworthy that collagen type II expression was not appreciably changed, which may be attributed to the very low basal turnover of the collagen network [ 18, 19].

The stronger convection leads to the maximum surface temperatures which appreciably enhance the temperature and the thermal boundary layer thickness.

Then, about half of the data in the high scatter zone, including the highest value, can be eliminated, which appreciably reduces the scatter.

When the engineered CdSxSe1−x interlayer was further incorporated between CdS core and CdSe shell layers, a superior PCE of 5.06% has been reached for the graded CdS/CdSxSe1−x/CdSe structure, which appreciably outperforms the conventional CdS/CdSe one (η=4.41%).

The dynamical isolation of Callisto means that it has never been appreciably tidally heated, which has had important consequences for its internal structure and evolution.

The simplest explanation for these negative results may be the incomplete power of the two experiments, which appreciably reduces the likelihood that the same QTL will be found in the two experiments.

First point sees Li skipping round a big serve but not being able to control her return – of a serve which was appreciably slower than usual from Serena.

Potentially more worrying, he said, was the cargo business, which was "appreciably weaker" in the second quarter of 2011 and which relies heavily on trade flows between Asia and Europe and the United States.