Sentence examples for has been appreciable from inspiring English sources

The majority of visitors come from other Asian countries mostly from Japan and, to a lesser extent, from China although the number of tourists from the United States also has been appreciable.

The adsorption performance of the materials namely bottom ash, a power plant water and de-oiled soya waste has been appreciable while employing batch and column methods as reported (Mittal et al. 2010).

In the past two decades, there has been appreciable refinement of this pioneering technology, including the employment of additional flowering genes, use of inducible promoters to drive transgene expression, and recently, approaches to transmit the transgenic stimulus through grafting.

Whereas most available data suggest that the force-generating transition occurs prior to the Pi release (see Table 1) there has been appreciable controversy about the exact temporal relationship (Table 1) and the possibility has also been considered that the Pi release is more or less loosely coupled to the force-generating transition [ 75, 121, 122].

In the past forty-two years, he said, Africans have received five hundred and sixty-eight billion dollars in aid, yet there has been no appreciable improvement in their living standards.

There has been no appreciable increase in the number of voters who expressed distress at Mrs. Clinton's recent move to New York, and roughly the same number of respondents said that Mrs. Clinton and Mr. Lazio had the "right kind of experience to be a senator from New York State".

This narrow pool of voters reflects what pollsters say has been an appreciable shift in the electorate in the two weeks since the Democratic convention: Mr. Gore consolidated the base vote in his party, something Mr. Bush accomplished weeks, if not months, earlier.

[ 7] Over the past 30 years there has been no appreciable improvement in survival among women with advanced disease.

There has been an appreciable decline in all-cause mortality in the Farafenni HDSS area over the 10-year period considered in this study.

In Canada, there has been no appreciable improvement in survival for women with advanced endometrial (EC) or ovarian cancer (OC) over the past 30 years.

The impact of rising fuel prices, by contrast, has been swift and appreciable.