Sentence examples for are still appreciable from inspiring English sources
While health impacts are projected to decrease relative to economic impacts, given reductions in per-vehicle emission rates, there remain multiple urban areas in which the public health impacts are still appreciable in 2030.
This lineage is still appreciable in details such as the location of the 300's battery – in the trunk, just like in its posh German counterpart.
With decrease in the number of measurements acquired, the SNR of reconstructed signal slightly degrades as expected, but the reconstruction performance is still appreciable even for higher undersampling rates.
This phenomenon is still appreciable even if the ligand binds transiently to a macromolecule.
With a CHADS2 score of 0 or 1, the thromboembolic risk was still appreciable.
Although areas 23b and 23c contained fewer labelled cells, there were still appreciable numbers, especially in rostral area 23 (where area 23c contained the least).
During the 2010 ANZ winter, the impact of H1N1 2009 on ICU services was still appreciable in Australia and substantial in New Zealand.
The binding constants remain essentially the same, and although the affinity for PfMSP119 is less than that of a well characterized mouse monoclonal antibody (mAb) 12.10 specific for PfMSP119 (Table 1), it is still appreciable.
MLC activation begins within a few minutes of EGF stimulation and reaches a plateau at about 2 hours; increases were still appreciable up to 24 hours after EGF stimulus (unpublished observations).
This suggests that although the halogen bond prefers to adopt the C3 v geometry, there is still appreciable attractive interactions occurring at relatively perturbed angles and it may be possible to exploit this reduced directionality in the practical applications of halogen bonding.
For ligands that bind with fast off rates with respect to the NMR relaxation time scale (again, as a rule of thumb for ligands with KD ranging from 1 μM to 1 mM and above), this phenomenon is still appreciable even if the ligand is in excess compared to the protein.
