Sentence examples for makes no appreciable from inspiring English sources

This is because the resistance is so great that a layer of air makes no appreciable difference.

"Being on Twitter's suggested user list makes no appreciable difference in the amount of retweets, replies or clicks that I get," Mr. Dash wrote, noting that he was adding up 100 new followers an hour.

The main conclusion that this important study seems to suggest is that HIV-associated TB meningitis in this patient population has such a poor prognosis that the timing of ART makes no appreciable difference with regard to survival probability.

No single app caused significant battery drain, I do not have the Facebook app installed and Low Power Mode made no appreciable difference in my testing when enabled at 20%.

And so it proves, leading to sensational disclosures of intimate betrayal, but the implications pop like bubblegum and make no appreciable difference to the superheroes' relation to each other and the world.

However, when we tested this alternative calculation, we found that it made no appreciable difference to the results.

Much as with Quine's Peirce, such a criterion rules out as without interest for epistemic activity all concepts and propositions whose truth or falsity make no appreciable difference to the sets of concepts and propositions we do accept already.

Robson had also interested his beloved Newcastle, but he opted to join Fulham as, in his opinion, "Newcastle made no appreciable effort to secure [my] signature".

The addition of these latter cues made no appreciable difference to the pattern of results.

Repeating the analysis using D-dimer as a logged variable made no appreciable difference to the fit of the model.

Adjusting for other potential risk factors either did not affect the OR or made no appreciable difference.