Sentence examples for most appreciably from inspiring English sources

Among the structurally modified compounds we designed, compounds 5 and 6, which incorporate amides in place of the original compound's amines, most appreciably alleviated hERG toxicity while maintaining T-type calcium channel blocking activity.

This finding suggests that it is the degree of fatty acid unsaturation that varies most appreciably at these temperatures and not the levels of the major leaf lipids themselves [ 15].

Compared with diet C (and CLS in most cases), LSO appreciably changed the concentrations of almost all the FA measured; the main effects were decreases in FA from 4 0 to 16:0 and increases in 18 0, trans-11 16:1, all cis and trans 18 1 (except trans-11 18:1), and nonconjugated trans 18 2 isomers.

Overall, our proposed method had a performance virtually the same as joint analysis of the 16 traits at most loci and appreciably better in several genomic regions and was more powerful than the remaining three approaches.

Besides, in dairy cows, subclinical mastitis, with a frequency ranging from 20-50% [ 10, 25] may be less apparent because the increase in SCC in an infected gland is modest (about 300-500 × 103 cells/mL) and the mixing with the milk from uninfected quarters is sufficient in most cases to appreciably lower the effect of SCC at the cow level [ 26].

In most liquids, viscosity drops appreciably as the temperature is raised.

Illness rates were high, but death rates in most locales were not appreciably above normal.

When the characteristics of case patients and control participants were compared, the groups did not differ appreciably in most respects, but there were some small differences (Table 1).

Our evidence also suggests that adding mechanical ventilation and heat recovery in the most airtight dwellings may appreciably reduce indoor radon levels.

Bubble formation upon heating does not occur appreciably from most salt solutions for which electrothermal supercharging is effective, and degassing of solutions of thermally stable salts prior to electrospray has no effect on the protein ion charge-state distributions in electrothermal supercharging.

These substances are appreciably different from most natural amphipathic cell membrane components and, therefore, they are not suitable for a realistic comparison to cell membranes.