Sentence examples for if appreciable from inspiring English sources

It is concluded that the impact of flake disintegration during conveyance and handling on feedlot cattle growth performance and characteristics of digestion will be marginal, if appreciable.

The red cell readily tolerates bending and folding, but, if appreciable stretching of the membrane occurs, the cell is damaged or destroyed.

Where appropriate, the Schoonover method is simple and reliable, but it is not appropriate if appreciable exchangeable potassium is present.

Plastid loci can be chosen much more strategically if appreciable phylogenetic resolution is sought from a limited number of loci (Zarrei et al. 2014).

Comparative genomics between human breast and rat mammary cancer risk alleles will continue to be warranted, especially if appreciable overlap in genetic susceptibility exists between these species.

This was an open-label study, which could have undermined the concealed randomization if appreciable numbers of participants had withdrawn after being told to which treatment group they had been allocated.

The analysis has limitations, however, as these methods take no account of particle source and the positive bias produced by wood and cigarette smoke, if present in appreciable quantities.

If an appreciable difference exists between the intensity and duration of training for the skiers and swimmers, it may suggest a threshold of physical activity beyond which the association with atrial fibrillation escalates.

Therefore, if no appreciable absorption of their energy takes place while magnetosonic oscillations travel from the magnetopause to the turning point, they must be reflected back into the solar wind in almost their entirety.

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If an appreciable number of genes are involved in adaptive divergence between different populations of the same species, genome-wide estimates of the frequency of positive selection among species could be substantially underestimated.