Sentence examples for has appreciably changed from inspiring English sources

This has been driven partly by the increasing burden of direct healthcare costs, but also from a recognition that the economy within the developed world has appreciably changed[ 1, 2].

The incidence of ovarian cancer is lower than many other tumor types, but its mortality is higher – over 50% – and this has not appreciably changed in the past eight decades, although a small, recent trend towards improvement has been seen (Jemal et al., 2010).

Our analysis of SEER data, not reported here, suggests that the stage distribution of EAC's has not appreciably changed over time, implying that the transition rate between Undetected Cancer to Detected Cancer has not changed as well.

1.59pm BST After that first race the consensus of opinion among the form experts (including Simon Rowlands at Timeform) is that the rain hasn't appreciably changed the going conditions at Epsom.

Despite extensive experimental work that is directed toward the treatment and prevention of established ischemic injuries, the clinical outcome has not appreciably changed over the past decades [ 1].

Despite extensive experimental work directed toward the treatment and prevention of established skeletal muscle ischemia-reperfusion injury (IRI), the clinical outcome has not appreciably changed over the past few decades [ 1].

Thus, the somatic excitability of the granule cell is not appreciably changed in the mutant mice.

Despite having paid out over a quarter-trillion dollars in fines overall, banks haven't appreciably changes their practices.

But robberies had appreciably subsided until recent years.

Larger fish did not have appreciably more eggs in their nests than smaller ones.

A half-century after her career-establishing hit, the musical image Ms. Page presents (she is now 73) hasn't changed appreciably.