Sentence examples for are appreciably different between from inspiring English sources
In this figure, the vertical scales for mortality rates are appreciably different between the different age groups, with highest rates for infants and over-65 year olds, and lowest rates for the 5 14 year age group.
None of these parameters of lipid metabolism was appreciably different between the A1 and wild-type mice on either diet.> -wrap-foot> n = 5.
As a direct result of their structural differences, the diameters of the two networks (computed as the maximum shortest path length) are appreciably different.
These substances are appreciably different from most natural amphipathic cell membrane components and, therefore, they are not suitable for a realistic comparison to cell membranes.
Interestingly, 2/4 laboratories obtained similar counts that were appreciably different to those obtained by the remaining 2 laboratories, between which there was again a good degree of agreement.
Over the past year, their yields have not been appreciably different from their taxable cousins'.
In other areas, no one seriously thinks the policies of a McCain-Lieberman administration would be appreciably different from those, say, of a McCain-Pawlenty administration.
They don't see their assignment as being appreciably different from what it always was, and to them that includes doing much of what Mr. Gottlieb is proposing.
The BBC survives because what it does is appreciably different: not high brow or low brow but because it makes the good popular – and the popular good – and that should be the public test of the BBC.
