Sentence examples for it takes appreciable from inspiring English sources
Doing this well isn't easy; it takes appreciable skill.
For moderate selection, it takes appreciable values for r = 0 - 4: the binding site sequences are fuzzy.
For strong selection (2 sN ≫ 1), Pstat(r) takes appreciable values only at points of near-maximal fitness, where F r) ≳ Fm - 1/2 sN.
All floating point operations take appreciable amounts of time, so it's important to optimize the design.
The minimal distance rmin in the entire region is given by the distribution, where is the cumulative distribution for a single site. is found to be strongly peaked, taking appreciable values only in the range around its average.
Yet neither Ms. Martins nor Mr. Ashby, who have made little use of an existing provision in minimum wage regulations to pay teenagers as little as $4.25 for the first 90 days of work, were much aware of the Republican proposals or took appreciable comfort from them.
Attempting to reach learning goals from multiple content areas in the context of such projects, as described by Moore et al. (2014), can also take appreciable amounts of time to implement.
If citizens here possess any appreciable wealth, it takes the form of their homes.
(It takes that long to find appreciable movement, and measure the orbital parameters, when it comes to worlds so distant from our Sun!) And of these hundreds of objects, eight of them have the long-period properties that would show evidence for-or-against Planet Nine.
The delay contains a fairly substantial natural component, primarily due to the time it takes to increase the number of infectives in the source region sufficiently to make the chance of a recently infected traveler appreciable (Figure 3A), and the time (D 2) it takes for a local epidemic in the at-risk country to gather momentum following successful seeding (Figure 4A).
Lots of people had deep concerns about nuclear proliferation but it took the phrase "Ban the Bomb" and the ubiquitous CND symbol to unite them into an appreciable movement.
