Sentence examples for more appreciably from inspiring English sources
"This has been a very conservative court for a number of years," he said, adding, "I would say it has shifted to the right more appreciably in the wake of some of President Bush's appointments".
All the catalysts essentially exhibit hydrogenolysis activity with a low selectivity towards benzene that, nevertheless, increases with the copper loading more appreciably for series (c) than for series (s).
Performance decreased slightly for the classifier with 10 genes, and dropped more appreciably for the classifier trained using the single most highly ranked gene (although performance still remained above chance).
However, final year MS had significantly higher scores compared to first-year MS with MS' knowledge improving more appreciably than NS throughout the program (Table 2).
In agreement with impaired ATM activation, the phosphorylation levels of its downstream substrates H2AX and 53BP1 decreased in SETD2-depleted cells following treatment with NCS or, more appreciably, etoposide.
The researchers said the Botai animals were "appreciably more slender" than robust wild horses and more similar to domestic horses.
Nevertheless, subjects did not allocate appreciably more time to the movement towards the more valuable of the two targets even when the ratio of target values was as extreme as five to one.
The fact that the former can achieve the same level of accuracy as the latter suggests that the dilation erosion procedure is tantamount to incorporating appreciably more topological and geometrical information into the reconstruction while being much more computationally efficient.
To the extent that FWER provides appreciably more stringent selection, attendant findings of significant differential gene expression are more likely to be validated (by follow-up experiment) than those deriving from FDR-controlling methods.
Moving to appreciably more prosperous areas is often impossible.
Nor did it accept being asked to give up appreciably more territory than it was offered.
