Sentence examples for do appreciably from inspiring English sources

Charlie Ward, whom Jackson will replace as the starting point guard, probably beginning tomorrow against Sacramento, didn't do appreciably more in 34 minutes.

If it's pure formula you want, you could do worse than The Woman in Black 2: Angel of Death (Entertainment One, 15), even as the film could do appreciably better: recycling the mildewed Victorian horror of its predecessor once more without feeling, it offers a few neat jolts, one Jeremy Irvine in appealingly distressed mode and absolutely no reflections on existence.

The green Statues of Liberty were doing appreciably better than the bronze vaqueros.

"Until recently, construction survey evidence had been appreciably stronger than the hard data which had fuelled hopes that the sector was doing appreciably better than officially reported by the Office for National Statistics.

The Democratic Party hasn't done appreciably better than the Republican Party in solving these problems.

If Ni inhalation at current ambient air concentrations does appreciably affect cardiac function and mortality in humans, why has it not previously been recognized?

The variables that did appreciably change (> 10%) the effect estimate in at least one of the models were included in all models for consistency.

Adjustment for age in the logistic model that tested for the association of Pb exposure on PD risk did appreciably alter the effect size or the significance level.

If we don't appreciably accelerate retirement, there is no "extra" (early-retirement) cost to consider.

However, minor deviations in layer thicknesses do not appreciably change the effective medium response [55 57].

As for hypotheses (5) and (6), they do not appreciably affect the results.