The person who can run fast at 10 years of age will be fast at age 17; although training may enhance racing performance, it will not appreciably change the individual's genetically determined running speed.
I'll be charitable and call the gas mileage comparison between the hybrids and the standard RX a draw, though there is a clearly a loser -- anyone who buys an RX400h under the assumption that it will consume appreciably less fuel in a range of driving situations.
Given the trend toward dispersal of people and businesses in urban areas, it seems doubtful that mass transit will appreciably diminish motor vehicle traffic.
However, due to the large number of observations and long periods of time required to confirm an extrasolar planet discovery, it is unlikely that our prediction at this time will appreciably affect the announcement of the discovery of an Earth-like planet.
The Environmental Protection Agency and the Department of the Interior, for instance, question whether an effort that will take at least six months to build will appreciably diminish the amount of oil entering the delta wetlands.
Moreover, the situation will appreciably worsen as more and more smaller aircraft hit our airspace.
Noting that the nuclear agreement would only endure "if everyone works at it", Dalton wrote that "common sense suggests that, if the situation is not appreciably better later in the year, it will be impossible for the US and its partners to argue credibly that they are not in breach of" the nuclear deal, which is known in Iran by the acronym Barjam.
It will cost up to £725 to see Usain Bolt hit his ultimate stride for appreciably less than 10 seconds and if you want an intimate view of the opening ceremony pageantry you have to part with more than £2,000.
Admitting that house prices were already rising "appreciably more rapidly" than had been expected, Weale said there was a risk that "if the mortgage-guarantee element of Help to Buy is not priced satisfactorily, it will add to demand while supply is weak, leading to increased pressure on prices".
While it is unlikely that it will ever be ethically acceptable for normal children to undergo an invasive bronchoscopic procedure to resource this type of data for comparative purposes, it is also equally unlikely that airways' sizes measured in these children are appreciably different to that of normal children.
