Sentence examples for considered appreciable from inspiring English sources

Values 1 < Δ E < 3.3 were considered appreciable by skilled operators but considered clinically acceptable, whilst values of Δ E > 3.3 were considered appreciable also by nonskilled persons and for that reason clinically not acceptable.

National Research Council, 2008 [ 16], giving some tacit indications of both the order of magnitude of risk (0.001-0.0001% of the population) that would be considered appreciable as well as the associated uncertainty.

The option considered most appreciable was simulation N. In this picture, space closure with camouflage and bleaching of relocated canines and periodontal and gingival margins correction was simulated.

In this case, the Court argued that the distortions were not considered to be sufficiently appreciable to accept an absolute prohibition of advertising and sponsorship.

However, regarding the onset of perforation, both protection strategies considered did not provide any appreciable improvement.

For children under the age of 11 (i.e., scenarios 1 and 2), the lead exposure under these worst-case conditions is higher than the level that is considered not to present an appreciable health risk (0.05 µg/kg bw/d).

Ending the charade could have dire consequences for many firms.Over the past twelve months rumours that unification is being seriously considered have led to an appreciable weakening of the CUC.

Some particular aspects of the Italian system are highlighted; in particular – although Italy does not have nuclear energy production – according to the model it can be considered a country with an appreciable nuclear energy contribution to national consumption.

Pore walls need not to be considered, since (by definition) no appreciable current flows through pore walls.

In the case of U targets, the end of the service life was considered to be when an appreciable, sometimes a detectable, amount of fission products appeared in the primary cooling water or in its cover gas.

In case of U targets, the end of the service life was considered to be when an appreciable, sometimes a detectable, amount of fission products appeared in the primary cooling water or in its cover gas.