Sentence examples for had changed appreciably from inspiring English sources

Mr Bernanke, also issued a statement saying that the risks to economic growth had changed "appreciably".

Since its introduction deliberative theory has changed appreciably.

Conversely, the routing protocol can trigger the execution of the topology control protocol if the former detects a lot of broken routes in the network, since this strongly suggests that the actual network topology has changed appreciably since the last execution of topology control.

Today, those figures have changed appreciably.

Neither the views nor the rates have changed appreciably (they start about $430 a night).

It is possible that the response to flooding and the population's resilience to its adverse impacts may have changed appreciably over time.

In this population of older adults without occupational lead exposure, tibia lead, which has a biologic residence time of 25 30 years, should not have changed appreciably between the first and second study visits.

The forest references used in this study had both experienced forest fires during the course of the investigation, although they had not changed appreciably in structure.

With only hours left before the N.B.A. trading deadline, the Knicks' calculus had not changed appreciably.

The physico-chemical and microbiological characteristics of the water course had not changed appreciably with respect to previous determinations, thus emphasizing the major contribution of untreated urban wastewater to the overall pollution of the river.

At late time points (72h and 96h) the number of cells had not changed appreciably compared with earlier time points in SETD6-silenced samples, suggesting that prolonged loss of SETD6 expression disturbed cell cycle progression.