Sentence examples for only appreciable difference from inspiring English sources
The only appreciable difference between an Edina player and a Minnetonka player is that one lives in Edina and the other lives in Minnetonka.
The only appreciable difference in the answer-cued and reasoning-cued class periods was how the clicker question discussions were cued, and how the instructor followed through with class-wide discussion (Table 1).
Our data, now based on nearly 900 deaths, show some increasing risk with increasing numbers of cigarettes smoked per day, but only among smokers; there is no appreciable difference between nonsmokers and continuing smokers and the lowest risk is recorded in ex-smokers.
We have also conducted all analyses adjusting for SES, but this made no appreciable difference to any of the results (not shown), so, for simplicity, we present only the unadjusted findings.
Regarding the radio aspect, there is no appreciable difference between settings, only that the RLF ratio is decreased by approximately 1% when the LTE penetration changes from 50%to100%0%.
However, some of the appearances are misjudged: Juliette Binoche and Samantha Morton make small car-bound contributions, and their appearances have a blank, almost meaningless quality: they could have been reshuffled into the movie in any order, or cut entirely as "deleted scenes" fit only for the DVD extras, without making any appreciable difference to the film.
I'd have to say the Obama administration is somewhat better, but not enough to make an appreciable difference.
The main reason to look at this subset was that differences between SHAVE and Average are only appreciable in unbalanced datasets.
Sensitivity analysis showed that choosing only studies of higher quality, higher validity, those that reported intention to treat results, or were larger made no appreciable difference to the overall conclusion.
Days without the product: 12. "I noticed no appreciable difference.
There is no appreciable difference between clairvoyance and telepathy.
