Sentence examples for be appreciably different from from inspiring English sources

Over all, the proposal totals about $64 billion and will not be appreciably different from last year's budget.

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.

We added 2% FCS in the culture media so that the addition of exogenous aTf (100 μg/ml) would be appreciably different from the untreated culture condition.

Over the past year, their yields have not been appreciably different from their taxable cousins'.

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.

If some process tends to produce such superpositions, then the reducing dynamics induces the localization of the centre of mass (the associated wave function being appreciably different from zero only in a narrow and precise interval).

The latter concerns a completely different situation, i.e., that in which one is confronted with a superposition with comparable weights of two macroscopically separated wave functions, both of which possess tails (i.e., have non-compact support) but are appreciably different from zero only in far-away narrow intervals.

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.

None of the values were appreciably different from the WT/GB10 values, except that the rate of HAR reduction by A341V is negligible.

For the 18-month change from baseline on the ADAS-cog11, the 11.0 point increase for Eastern Europe/Russia was appreciably different from the regions with the least change from baseline (Asia 3.5 points, Japan 4.4 points).

No hits from the P lethal screened showed any robust effect on the Q108 phenotype; similarly, almost none of the modifiers from the EY screen was appreciably different from the control (Fig.  2).